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Flag of Colorado
The official Colorado flag consists of three horizontal stripes, top and bottom are blue and the middle stripe is white. On top of these stripes are placed a red circular "C", filled with a plate of gold.
Introducing Colorado
Colorado reminds us of green spruce, alpine landscape, steam train and of course Colorado Springs. With a total area of 269,595 square kilometers, Colorado is divided into 64 counties. It is the 8th largest state by area in the US.
History of Colorado
This area was the first inhabited by many Native American tribes more than 13,000 years ago. Previously, the eastern part of the Rocky Mountains was the main migration route to spread civilization across America. The Apache and Comanche tribes live in the eastern and southeastern regions of the state. This area was acquired by the Union in the 1803 acquisition of Louisiana from the French. This land became the state of the United States in August 1.876, becoming the 38th state of the United States.
Geography of Colorado
Almost rectangular, as shown in the Colorado Map, the state is landlocked and bordered by Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona. The state map of Colorado includes the southern Rocky Mountains, much of the western part of the great plains as well as parts of the Colorado Plateau. Colorado is named after the Colorado River passing through the state. It is also depicted on a map of Colorado. Northwest Colorado is sparsely populated due to the desert highlands and high mountains. There are 53 peaks of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado that are 14,000 feet or more high. Mount Elbert, at 14,440 feet, is the highest peak in the Rockies and the second highest in the contiguous United States.
Tourist destination in Colorado
Colorado is a land of dark pine forests where tropical stars shine. From outdoor adventures in national parks to the bustling nightlife of cosmopolitan cities and welcoming towns as shown in the Colorado Map, those are vacations made up. The state is renowned for its history and heritage, unrivaled beauty, extreme winter sports, Rocky Mountain cuisine, and pot travel. Mesa Verde National Park, Garden of the Gods, Pike National Forest, Million Dollar Highway, Gunnison National Park and Colorado National Monument are some of the most popular tourist attractions in Colorado and is on a map of Colorado. Bang is worth a visit in any season for extreme sports like skiing, backpacking, hot air ballooning, and white water rafting.
Transportation in Colorado
By Air - About twice the size of Manhattan, Denver International Airport (DIA) is one of the busiest airports in America. It handles the majority of air traffic between Chicago and the Pacific coast.
By Train - Amtrak operates the California Zephyr and Southwest Chief across the state.
Road - Interstate 25 (I-25) and I-70 are the two major corridors serving the state north-south and east-west, respectively.
Education in Colorado
The Colorado Department of Education oversees public education and literacy programs. Colorado College, Colorado Mesa University, Colorado State University, Metropolitan State University of Denver and Redstone College are some of the state's most prestigious institutions. Read more here.
Colorado facts
Colorado was founded in 1876, a hundred years after the Declaration of Independence, hence the nickname 'Centennial State'. Nicknamed 'Mile High City', Denver is the state capital and the largest city shown on a map of Colorado. It was the first state in the US to legalize recreational use of marijuana. More than 75 percent of the US land over 10,000 feet is located in Colorado.
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Map Colorado
Flag of Colorado
The official Colorado flag consists of three horizontal stripes, top and bottom are blue and the middle stripe is white. On top of these stripes are placed a red circular "C", filled with a plate of gold.
Introducing Colorado
Colorado reminds us of green spruce, alpine landscape, steam train and of course Colorado Springs. With a total area of 269,595 square kilometers, Colorado is divided into 64 counties. It is the 8th largest state by area in the US.
History of Colorado
This area was the first inhabited by many Native American tribes more than 13,000 years ago. Previously, the eastern part of the Rocky Mountains was the main migration route to spread civilization across America. The Apache and Comanche tribes live in the eastern and southeastern regions of the state. This area was acquired by the Union in the 1803 acquisition of Louisiana from the French. This land became the state of the United States in August 1.876, becoming the 38th state of the United States.
Geography of Colorado
Almost rectangular, as shown in the Colorado Map, the state is landlocked and bordered by Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona. The state map of Colorado includes the southern Rocky Mountains, much of the western part of the great plains as well as parts of the Colorado Plateau. Colorado is named after the Colorado River passing through the state. It is also depicted on a map of Colorado. Northwest Colorado is sparsely populated due to the desert highlands and high mountains. There are 53 peaks of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado that are 14,000 feet or more high. Mount Elbert, at 14,440 feet, is the highest peak in the Rockies and the second highest in the contiguous United States.
Tourist destination in Colorado
Colorado is a land of dark pine forests where tropical stars shine. From outdoor adventures in national parks to the bustling nightlife of cosmopolitan cities and welcoming towns as shown in the Colorado Map, those are vacations made up. The state is renowned for its history and heritage, unrivaled beauty, extreme winter sports, Rocky Mountain cuisine, and pot travel. Mesa Verde National Park, Garden of the Gods, Pike National Forest, Million Dollar Highway, Gunnison National Park and Colorado National Monument are some of the most popular tourist attractions in Colorado and is on a map of Colorado. Bang is worth a visit in any season for extreme sports like skiing, backpacking, hot air ballooning, and white water rafting.
Transportation in Colorado
By Air - About twice the size of Manhattan, Denver International Airport (DIA) is one of the busiest airports in America. It handles the majority of air traffic between Chicago and the Pacific coast.
By Train - Amtrak operates the California Zephyr and Southwest Chief across the state.
Road - Interstate 25 (I-25) and I-70 are the two major corridors serving the state north-south and east-west, respectively.
Education in Colorado
The Colorado Department of Education oversees public education and literacy programs. Colorado College, Colorado Mesa University, Colorado State University, Metropolitan State University of Denver and Redstone College are some of the state's most prestigious institutions. Read more here.
Colorado facts
Colorado was founded in 1876, a hundred years after the Declaration of Independence, hence the nickname 'Centennial State'. Nicknamed 'Mile High City', Denver is the state capital and the largest city shown on a map of Colorado. It was the first state in the US to legalize recreational use of marijuana. More than 75 percent of the US land over 10,000 feet is located in Colorado.

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About Colorado State
Important FAQ about Colorado Where is Colorado? The US state of Colorado borders New Mexico and Oklahoma to the south, Wyoming to the north, Nebraska and Kansas to the northeast and east, and Utah to the west. It is one of the three states in the country with no natural borders. The topography of the state includes mountains, canyons, plateaus, desert lands and rivers. How did Colorado get its name ? Colorado is named after the Colorado River. It was called Rio Colorado by early Spanish explorers because of the red color silt it carries from the mountains. What is the capital of Colorado ? Denver is the capital of Colorado. It is an important financial center of the state. It is a consolidated city-county and is nicknamed "Mile High City" because its official elevation is exactly one mile above sea level. It was founded in November 1858 as a mining town. How big is Colorado ? The total area of Colorado is 104,094 square miles, making it the eighth-largest state in the United States. It has an estimated population of 5,029,196. Which is the largest city of Colorado ? Denver is the largest city of Colorado. It is the most populous city of the state and has an estimated population of 600,158. It is the 26th most populous city of the country. The city covers a total area of 154.9 square miles. It is located in the center of the Forest Range Urban Corridor. Rocky Mountains are located to the west of the state while High Plains are situated to the east of the city. Why is Colorado called "Centennial State" ? Colorado is nicknamed Centennial State because it was admitted to the Union as the 38th state in the centennial year of the Declaration of Independence. Colorado became the 38th state to ratify the US Constitution on August 1, 1876. What is the official language of Colorado ? English is the official language of the state. What is the religion of Colorado ? Christians constitute 64% of the population, followed by Jews (2%) and Muslims (1%). 25% of the population claims no religious affiliations while 5% of the population follows various other religions. What are the state symbols of Colorado ? The national bird of the state is Lark Bunting. It was adopted in 1931. The national flower of the state is Rocky Mountain Columbine, adopted in 1899. Who is the political leader of Colorado ? The government of Colorado has three major branches: the executive, legislative and judicial. The governor is the head of the executive branch. Colorado General Assembly is the state legislative. It is made up of two houses: the Senate and the House of Representatives. It is considered a swing state, both in state and federal elections. The Democrat John Wright Hickenlooper is the 42nd and current governor of Colorado. He assumed office on January 11, 2011. Joseph A. Garcia is the 48th and current lieutenant governor of Colorado. He assumed office on January 11, 2011. When did Colorado achieve statehood ? Colorado was the 38th state to ratify the US constitution on August 1, 1876. Before statehood it was known as Colorado Territory. What are some of the famous places in Colorado ? Mesa Verde National Park is one of the most visited places in Colorado. Other notable places are: Royal Gorge Bridge, Colorado Railroad Museum, Fiske Planetarium and Science Center, and the Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse. What is the economy of Colorado like ? The gross state product of Colorado is $257.6 billion. The per capita income of the state is $51,940 and ranks eleventh in the nation. Early industry in the state was based on mining and processing of mineral and agricultural products. The economy of Colorado expanded during the nineteenth century. The state is the largest producer of beer in the United States. The capital of the state, Denver, is an important financial center. Other industries include food processing, transportation equipment, machinery, chemical products, and extraction of minerals.
