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I'm Mary and I'm from Colorado!
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List of Colorado locations by per capita income
Colorado is the fifth richest state in the United States of America, with a per capita income of $24,049 (2000) and a personal per capita income of $34,283 (2003). Note: Data is from the 2010 United States Census Data and the 2006-2010 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates. 1 Cherry Hills Village, Colorado $99,996   2 Genesee, Colorado $79,180   3 Columbine Valley, Colorado $71,758   4 Castle Pines, Colorado $70,456   5 Greenwood Village, Colorado $69,189   6 Bonanza, Colorado $66,857   7 Bow Mar, Colorado $53,558   8 Heritage Hills, Colorado $50,041   9 Perry Park, Colorado $47,574   10 Lone Tree, Colorado $46,287   11 Meridian, Colorado $46,031   12 The Pinery, Colorado $43,065   13 Eldorado Springs, Colorado $42,908   14 Vail, Colorado $42,390   15 Foxfield, Colorado $40,970   16 Aspen, Colorado $40,680   17 Niwot, Colorado $39,943   18 Mountain Village, Colorado $39,920   19 Edwards, Colorado $39,784   20 Pitkin, Colorado $39,182   21 Telluride, Colorado $38,832   22 Woodmoor, Colorado $38,758   23 Castlewood, Colorado $37,891   24 Vona, Colorado $37,802   25 Eagle-Vail, Colorado $37,260   26 Winter Park, Colorado $36,699   27 Evergreen, Colorado $36,654   28 Gunbarrel, Colorado $36,478   29 Superior, Colorado $36,326   30 Roxborough Park, Colorado $36,300   31 Todd Creek, Colorado $35,792   32 Mount Crested Butte, Colorado $35,657   33 Stonegate, Colorado $35,480   34 Snowmass Village, Colorado $35,224   35 Coal Creek, Colorado $34,911   36 Highlands Ranch, Colorado $34,707   37 Grand Lake, Colorado $34,676   38 Applewood, Colorado $34,640   39 Ophir, Colorado $33,579   40 Dillon, Colorado $32,737   41 Southglenn, Colorado $32,699   42 Montezuma, Colorado $31,924   43 Carriage Club, Colorado $31,852   44 Louisville, Colorado $31,828   45 Steamboat Springs, Colorado $31,695   46 Mead, Colorado $31,483   47 Frisco, Colorado $31,232   48 Gleneagle, Colorado $31,099   49 Black Forest, Colorado $30,786   50 Basalt, Colorado $30,746   51 Erie, Colorado $30,625   52 Estes Park, Colorado $30,499   53 Aspen Park, Colorado $30,383   54 Avon, Colorado $30,115   55 Loghill Village, Colorado $30,034   56 Jamestown, Colorado $29,904   57 Breckenridge, Colorado $29,675   58 Kittredge, Colorado $29,455   59 East Pleasant View, Colorado $29,317   60 Redlands, Colorado $29,232   61 Nederland, Colorado $29,111   62 Littleton, Colorado $28,681   63 Columbine, Colorado $28,471   64 Blue River, Colorado $28,411   65 Allenspark, Colorado $28,333   66 Lyons, Colorado $28,276   67 Ken Caryl, Colorado $27,931   68 Lafayette, Colorado $27,780   69 Grand View Estates, Colorado $27,616   70 Parker, Colorado $27,479   71 Boulder, Colorado $27,262   72 Timnath, Colorado $27,089   73 Crested Butte, Colorado $26,789   74 Castle Rock, Colorado $26,760   75 Indian Hills, Colorado $26,696   76 Broomfield, Colorado $26,488   77 Central City, Colorado $26,465   78 South Fork, Colorado $26,128   79 Black Hawk, Colorado $25,985   80 Franktown, Colorado $25,744   81 Ponderosa Park, Colorado $25,673   82 Lakewood, Colorado $25,575   83 Louviers, Colorado $25,534   84 Palmer Lake, Colorado $25,505   85 Westminster, Colorado $25,482   86 Golden, Colorado $25,257   87 Georgetown, Colorado $25,180   88 Alma, Colorado $25,165   89 Cascade-Chipita Park, Colorado $25,073   90 Berthoud, Colorado $25,037   91 Green Mountain Falls, Colorado $24,892   92 Arvada, Colorado $24,679   93 Gold Hill, Colorado $24,675   94 Manitou Springs, Colorado $24,492   95 Sawpit, Colorado $24,488   96 Morrison, Colorado $24,347   97 Silverthorne, Colorado $24,271   98 Denver, Colorado $24,101   99 Keystone, Colorado $24,085   100 Hot Sulphur Springs, Colorado $24,012    101 Windsor, Colorado $23,957   102 Glenwood Springs, Colorado $23,449   103 Longmont, Colorado $23,409   104 Lake City, Colorado $23,392   105 Acres Green, Colorado $23,358   106 Beulah Valley, Colorado $23,252   107 Cottonwood, Colorado $23,179   108 Minturn, Colorado $23,135   109 Ouray, Colorado $23,127   110 Woodland Park, Colorado $22,780   111 Eagle, Colorado $22,657   112 Wheat Ridge, Colorado $22,636   113 Colorado Springs, Colorado $22,496   114 Crestone, Colorado $22,291   115 Eldora, Colorado $22,191   116 St. Mary's, Colorado $22,156   117 Fort Collins, Colorado $22,133   118 Rico, Colorado $21,920   119 Loveland, Colorado $21,889   120 Campion, Colorado $21,812   121 Creede, Colorado $21,801   122 Gypsum, Colorado $21,790   123 Atwood, Colorado $21,772   124 Fairplay, Colorado $21,742   125 Thornton, Colorado $21,471   126 Mountain View, Colorado $21,425   127 New Castle, Colorado $21,356   128 El Jebel, Colorado $21,261   129 Granby, Colorado $21,224   130 Yampa, Colorado $21,141   131 Aurora, Colorado $21,095   132 Englewood, Colorado $20,904   133 Glendale, Colorado $20,838   134 Eaton, Colorado $20,816   135 Idaho Springs, Colorado $20,789   136 Pueblo West, Colorado $20,645   137 Fraser, Colorado $20,628   138 Leadville, Colorado $20,607   139 Frederick, Colorado $20,602   140 Tabernash, Colorado $20,485   141 Firestone, Colorado $20,428   142 Empire, Colorado $20,417   143 Carbondale, Colorado $20,383   144 Northglenn, Colorado $20,253   145 Westcreek, Colorado $20,238   146 Ridgway, Colorado $20,084   147 Cedaredge, Colorado $20,059   148 Monument, Colorado $19,878   149 Laporte, Colorado $19,870   150 Red Cliff, Colorado $19,864   151 Leadville North, Colorado $19,847   152 West Pleasant View, Colorado $19,838   153 Otis, Colorado $19,719   154 Grand Junction, Colorado $19,692   155 Kremmling, Colorado $19,687   156 Norwood, Colorado $19,687   157 Cripple Creek, Colorado $19,607   158 Strasburg, Colorado $19,546   159 Arboles, Colorado $19,384   160 Swink, Colorado $19,353   161 Durango, Colorado $19,352   162 Calhan, Colorado $19,266   163 Red Feather Lakes, Colorado $19,231   164 Peetz, Colorado $19,172   165 Edgewater, Colorado $19,166   166 Crook, Colorado $19,127   167 Fruitvale, Colorado $19,044   168 Johnstown, Colorado $19,003   169 Elizabeth, Colorado $18,902   170 Silver Plume, Colorado $18,880   171 Cheyenne Wells, Colorado $18,840   172 Battlement Mesa, Colorado $18,653   173 Lincoln Park, Colorado $18,636   174 Boone, Colorado $18,628   175 Hayden, Colorado $18,574   176 Downieville-Lawson-Dumont, Colorado $18,560   177 Marble, Colorado $18,509   178 La Veta, Colorado $18,489   179 La Salle, Colorado $18,262   180 Larkspur, Colorado $18,150   181 Craig, Colorado $18,140   182 Montrose, Colorado $18,097   183 Cortez, Colorado $18,040   184 Brighton, Colorado $17,927   185 Byers, Colorado $17,924   186 Bennett, Colorado $17,905   187 Kiowa, Colorado $17,885   188 Wellington, Colorado $17,783   189 Greeley, Colorado $17,775   190 Silt, Colorado $17,723   191 Cimarron Hills, Colorado $17,709   192 Security-Widefield, Colorado $17,697   193 Rangely, Colorado $17,668   194 Meeker, Colorado $17,647   195 Orchard City, Colorado $17,636   196 Severance, Colorado $17,625   197 Silverton, Colorado $17,584   198 Pierce, Colorado $17,412   199 Rifle, Colorado $17,376   200 Bayfield, Colorado $17,324    201 Berkley, Colorado $17,295   202 Orchard Mesa, Colorado $17,293   203 Trinidad, Colorado $17,271   204 Salida, Colorado $17,252   205 Colorado City, Colorado $17,247   206 Victor, Colorado $17,242   207 Collbran, Colorado $17,080   208 Sherrelwood, Colorado $17,036   209 Keenesburg, Colorado $17,022   210 Welby, Colorado $17,002   211 Cañon City, Colorado $16,970   212 Walden, Colorado $16,964   213 Eads, Colorado $16,944   214 Buena Vista, Colorado $16,920   215 Poncha Springs, Colorado $16,864   216 Two Buttes, Colorado $16,856   217 Seibert, Colorado $16,806   218 Federal Heights, Colorado $16,801   219 Flagler, Colorado $16,770   220 Sheridan, Colorado $16,635   221 Wray, Colorado $16,547   222 Oak Creek, Colorado $16,388   223 Haxtun, Colorado $16,370   224 Kersey, Colorado $16,346   225 Kim, Colorado $16,343   226 Lakeside, Colorado $16,339   227 Limon, Colorado $16,256   228 Burlington, Colorado $16,054   229 Paonia, Colorado $16,033   230 Pueblo, Colorado $16,026   231 Fruita, Colorado $16,024   232 Deer Trail, Colorado $16,000   233 Fountain, Colorado $15,975   234 Twin Lakes, Colorado $15,923   235 Platteville, Colorado $15,802   236 Akron, Colorado $15,772   237 Holyoke, Colorado $15,697   238 Rye, Colorado $15,681   239 Hugo, Colorado $15,669   240 Fort Lupton, Colorado $15,649   241 Haswell, Colorado $15,638   242 Iliff, Colorado $15,634   243 Hudson, Colorado $15,613   244 Ault, Colorado $15,570   245 Palisade, Colorado $15,539   246 Sedalia, Colorado $15,528   247 Cokedale, Colorado $15,503   248 Fowler, Colorado $15,501   249 Penrose, Colorado $15,481   250 Ramah, Colorado $15,465   251 Stratton, Colorado $15,428   252 Alamosa, Colorado $15,405   253 Dacono, Colorado $15,368   254 Pagosa Springs, Colorado $15,355   255 Evans, Colorado $15,329   256 Sterling, Colorado $15,287   257 Aristocrat Ranchettes, Colorado $15,273   258 Vilas, Colorado $15,198   259 Gunnison, Colorado $15,196   260 Fort Morgan, Colorado $15,024   261 Florence, Colorado $14,969   262 Paoli, Colorado $14,947   263 Merino, Colorado $14,943   264 Branson, Colorado $14,933   265 La Junta, Colorado $14,928   266 Julesburg, Colorado $14,913   267 Dolores, Colorado $14,912   268 Ward, Colorado $14,900   269 Walsh, Colorado $14,846   270 Lochbuie, Colorado $14,845   271 Brookside, Colorado $14,841   272 Ignacio, Colorado $14,803   273 Stratmoor, Colorado $14,776   274 Nunn, Colorado $14,769   275 Brush, Colorado $14,672   276 Williamsburg, Colorado $14,646   277 Milliken, Colorado $14,484   278 Yuma, Colorado $14,424   279 Moffat, Colorado $14,388   280 Delta, Colorado $14,369   281 Ordway, Colorado $14,334   282 Starkville, Colorado $14,297   283 Holly, Colorado $14,246   284 De Beque, Colorado $14,181   285 Saguache, Colorado $14,139   286 Parachute, Colorado $14,114   287 Westcliffe, Colorado $14,047   288 Bethune, Colorado $13,994   289 Rockvale, Colorado $13,965   290 Mancos, Colorado $13,946   291 Sedgwick, Colorado $13,903   292 Lamar, Colorado $13,900   293 Silver Cliff, Colorado $13,899   294 Hooper, Colorado $13,897   295 Las Animas, Colorado $13,893   296 Springfield, Colorado $13,890   297 Naturita, Colorado $13,867   298 Derby, Colorado $13,844   299 Kit Carson, Colorado $13,822   300 Monte Vista, Colorado $13,612    301 North Washington, Colorado $13,582   302 Olney Springs, Colorado $13,554   303 Commerce City, Colorado $13,445   304 Arriba, Colorado $13,370   305 Crawford, Colorado $13,284   306 Ovid, Colorado $13,240   307 Hotchkiss, Colorado $13,218   308 Wiley, Colorado $13,115   309 Simla, Colorado $13,099   310 Dove Creek, Colorado $12,982   312 Clifton, Colorado $12,968   313 Dinosaur, Colorado $12,904   314 Gilcrest, Colorado $12,863   315 Fort Carson, Colorado $12,772   316 Del Norte, Colorado $12,751   317 Rocky Ford, Colorado $12,742   318 Olathe, Colorado $12,620   319 Salt Creek, Colorado $12,591   320 Cheraw, Colorado $12,590   321 Manassa, Colorado $12,576   322 Sugar City, Colorado $12,564   323 Coal Creek, Colorado $12,563   324 Genoa, Colorado $12,443   325 Fleming, Colorado $12,113   326 La Jara, Colorado $11,877   327 Wiggins, Colorado $11,827   328 Hartman, Colorado $11,816   329 Walsenburg, Colorado $11,562   330 Log Lane Village, Colorado $11,502   331 Aguilar, Colorado $11,249   332 Eckley, Colorado $11,194   333 Hillrose, Colorado $11,179   334 Crowley, Colorado $11,119   335 Air Force Academy, Colorado $11,088   336 Sanford, Colorado $11,087   337 Alamosa East, Colorado $10,948   338 Pritchett, Colorado $10,876   339 Padroni, Colorado $10,608   340 Granada, Colorado $10,561   341 Avondale, Colorado $10,529   342 Blanca, Colorado $10,200   343 Romeo, Colorado $10,175   344 Antonito, Colorado $10,047   345 Sheridan Lake, Colorado $9,981   346 Manzanola, Colorado $9,598   347 Fort Garland, Colorado $9,470   348 Grover, Colorado $9,342   349 Center, Colorado $9,289   350 San Luis, Colorado $8,887   351 Garden City, Colorado $8,646   352 Raymer, Colorado $8,470   353 Campo, Colorado $7,818   354 Towaoc, Colorado $7,531
Colorado
Colorado () is a state of the United States encompassing most of the southern Rocky Mountains as well as the northeastern portion of the Colorado Plateau and the western edge of the Great Plains. It is the 8th largest geographically and 21st most populous U.S. state. The estimated population of Colorado was 5,540,545 on July 1, 2016, an increase of 10.17% since the 2010 United States Census. The state was named for the Colorado River, which Spanish travelers named the "Río Colorado" for the silt the river carried from the mountains. The Territory of Colorado was organized on February 28, 1861, and on August 1, 1876, U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant signed Proclamation 230 admitting Colorado to the Union as the 38th state.
Colorado River
The Colorado River is one of the principal rivers of the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico (the other being the Rio Grande). The river drains an expansive, arid watershed that encompasses parts of seven U.S. and two Mexican states. Starting in the central Rocky Mountains in the U.S., the river flows generally southwest across the Colorado Plateau and through the Grand Canyon before reaching Lake Mead on the Arizona–Nevada border, where it turns south toward the international border. After entering Mexico, the Colorado approaches the mostly dry Colorado River Delta at the tip of the Gulf of California between Baja California and Sonora.
Colorado State University
Colorado State University (also referred to as Colorado State, State, and CSU) is a public research university located in Fort Collins, in the U.S. state of Colorado. The university is the state's land grant university, and the flagship university of the Colorado State University System. The enrollment is approximately 33,058 students, including resident and non-resident instruction students. The university has approximately 2,000 faculty in eight colleges and 55 academic departments. Bachelor's degrees are offered in 65 fields of study, with master's degrees in 55 fields. Colorado State confers doctoral degrees in 40 fields of study, in addition to a professional degree in veterinary medicine.
Tuberculosis treatment in Colorado Springs
Beginning in the late 19th century, people sought tuberculosis treatment in Colorado Springs, Colorado, because of its dry climate and fresh mountain air. Some people stayed in boarding houses, while others sought hospital-like facilities called sanatoriums. In the 1880s and 1890s, it is estimated that one-third of the people living in Colorado Springs had tuberculosis. The number of sanatoriums and hospitals increased into the twentieth century. During World War II, medicines were developed that successfully treated tuberculosis and by the late 1940s specialized tuberculosis treatment facilities were no longer needed.
Bibliography of Colorado
This is a bibliography of the U.S. State of Colorado. Colorado State Grange. "Colorado State Grange History: 1874–1975." Westminster, CO: North Suburban Printing & Publishing Incorporated, 1975. Dobie, Frank J. "Cow People". Austin: University of Texas Press, 1964. Easterly, Lewis H. "The Agricultural and livestock Interest of Gunnison County". Gunnison City, Colorado: 1916. Frink, Maurice. "When Grass was King". Denver: University of Colorado Press, 1956. Goff, Richard. "Century in the Saddle". Denver: Colorado Cattlemen's Centennial Commission, 1967. Goff, Richard, Robert McCaffree, and Doris Sterbenz.
University of Colorado Boulder
The University of Colorado Boulder (commonly referred to as CU or Colorado) is a public research university located in Boulder, Colorado, United States. It is the flagship university of the University of Colorado system and was founded five months before Colorado was admitted to the Union in 1876. In 2015, the university comprised nine colleges and schools and offered over 150 academic programs and enrolled almost 17,000 students. Twelve Nobel Laureates, nine MacArthur Fellows, and 20 astronauts have been affiliated with CU Boulder as students, researchers, or faculty members in its history. The university received nearly $454 million in sponsored research in 2010 to fund programs like the Laboratory for Atmospheric and Space Physics, and JILA.
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Hi Mary, great! What part of Colorado?