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With hundreds of cool, iconic towns stashed throughout the state, Colorado is one of the best states to visit year-round. Mountain gems include Aspen and Breckenridge and growing international cities include Colorado Springs and Denver.

List of Towns in Colorado

Colorado currently has 271 active incorporated municipalities, of which 196 are towns, 73 are cities and 2 are consolidated city and county governments. On top of that, there are numerous unincorporated rural communities spread across the state. These include census-designated places (CDPs) in Colorado. Browse by Colorado counties.

Colorado Towns Map
Colorado cities map.

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z

A
Aguilar
Alamosa
Allenspark
Alma
Almont
Ames
Antonito
Austin
Arapahoe
Arboles
Arvada
Aspen
Aspen Park
Ault
Aurora
Avon
Avondale

B

Bailey
Basalt
Bayfield
Beaver Creek
Bedrock
Bellvue
Bennett
Berthoud
Bethune
Beulah Valley
Black Forest
Black Hawk
Blanca
Bond
Boone
Boulder
Bountiful
Branson
Breckenridge
Briggsdale
Brighton
Broomfield
Brush
Buena Vista
Buffalo Creek
Buford
Byers

C
Cahone
Calhan
Campo
Cañon City
Capulin
Carbondale
Cascade
Castle Pines
Castle Rock
Cathedral
Cedaredge
Centennial
Center
Central City
Chama
Cheyenne Wells
Chipita Park
Cimarron
Clark
Clifton
Climax
Cokedale
Coal Creek
Coaldale
Coalmont
Collbran
Colorado City
Colorado Springs
Como
Commerce City
Conejos
Conifer
Copper Mountain
Cotopaxi
Cortez
Cowdrey
Cuchara
Craig
Crawford
Creede
Crestone
Crested Butte
Cripple Creek
Crowley
Crystola

D

Dacono
De Beque
Deckers
Deer Trail
Del Norte
Delhi
Delta
Denver
Dillon
Dinosaur
Divide
Dolores
Dotsero
Downieville
Dove Creek
Dumont
Durango

E

Eckley
Eads
Eagle
Eagle-Vail
Eaton
Edgewater
Edwards
Egnar
El Jebel
Elbert
Eldorado Springs
Elizabeth
Empire
Erie
Estes Park
Evans
Evergreen

F
Fairplay
Federal Heights
Firestone
Flagler
Florence
Florissant
Fort Carson
Fort Collins
Fort Garland
Fort Lupton
Fort Morgan
Fowler
Foxton
Fountain
Franktown
Fraser
Frederick
Frisco
Fruita

G
Garden City
Gateway
Genesee
Genoa
Georgetown
Gilcrest
Glade Park
Glendale
Glendevey
Glenwood Springs
Golden
Goodrich
Gould
Granada
Granby
Grand Junction
Grand Lake
Granite
Grant
Greeley
Green Mountain Falls
Greenwood Village
Grover
Guffey
Gunnison
Gypsum

H
Hahns Peak
Hartsel
Hasty
Haxtun
Hayden
Henderson
Henson
Hermosa
Hesperus
Highlands Ranch
Hillrose
Hillside
Hoehne
Holly
Holyoke
Hot Sulphur Springs
Hotchkiss
Howard
Hoyt
Hudson
Hugo

I
Idaho Springs
Idalia
Idledale
Ignacio

J

Jamestown
Jefferson
Johnson Village
Johnstown
Julesburg

K
Karval
Keenesburg
Kersey
Keystone
Kim
Kiowa
Kit Carson
Kittredge
Kremmling

L
La Garita
La Jara
La Junta
La Veta
Lafayette
​Lake City
Lake George
Lakewood
Lamar
Laporte
Larkspur
Las Animas
LaSalle
Last Chance
Lawson
Lay
Leadville
Limon
Littleton
Livermore
Lochbuie
Log Lane Village
Lone Tree
Longmont
Louisville
Loveland
Ludlow
Lyons

M
Mack
Manassa
Mancos
Manitou Springs
Manzanola
Marble
McCoy
Mead
Meeker
Merino
Mesa
Milliken
Milner
Minturn
Model
Moffat
Monarch
Monte Vista
Montrose
Monument
Monument Park
Morrison
Mountain Village

N

Nathrop
Naturita
Nederland​
Needleton
New Castle
Northglenn
Norwood
Nucla
Nunn

O
Oak Creek
Olathe
Olney Springs
Old Colorado City
Ophir
Orchard
Orchard City
Ordway
Ouray
Ovid

P
Pagosa Springs
Palisade
Palmer Lake
Paonia
Parachute
Paradox
Parker
Parlin
Parshall
Penrose
Piedra
Pierce
Pine
Pine Junction
Pinecliffe
Pitkin
Placerville
Platoro
Platteville
Pleasant View
Poncha Springs
Pueblo
Pueblo West
Punkin Center

R
Radium
Ramah
Rand
Rangely
Raymer
Red Cliff
Red Feather Lakes
Redstone
Redvale
Rico
Ridgway
Rifle
Rocky Ford
Rollinsville
Romeo
Roxborough Park
Rustic
Rye

S
Saguache
Saint Mary’s
Salida
Salt Creek
San Luis
Sanford
Sapinero
Sargents
Sawpit
Security-Widefield
Sedalia
Sedgwick
Segundo
Seibert
Severance
Simla
Silt
Silver Cliff
Silver Plume
Silverthorne
Silverton
Snowmass Village
Snyder
South Fork
South Park
Springfield
Starkville
Steamboat Springs
Strasburg
Stratmoor
Stratton
Sterling
Stonewall
Sugar City
Sunbeam
Superior
Swink

T
Tabernash
Telluride
Thatcher
Thornton
Timnath
Timpas
Tincup
Towaoc
Trinidad
Twin Lakes
Two Buttes
Tyrone

U
Uravan

V
Vail
Valdez
Vona
Victor
Villa Grove
Vineland
Virginia Dale

W
Walden
Walsenburg
Walsh
Ward
Watkins
Weldona
Wellington
Wellsville
Westcliffe
Westminster
Weston
Wetmore
Wheat Ridge
White River City
Whitewater
Wiggins
Wild Horse
Windsor
Winter Park
Wolcott
Wondervu
Woodland Park
Woodrow
Woody Creek
Wray

Y
Yampa
Yellow Jacket
Yuma

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Colorado towns have a lot to offer to visitors as well as residents. Each one has its own unique history and attractions. You’ll be able to entertain the whole family. When you travel around the state you’ll be sure to discover things you never knew about different local towns.

Some towns get more attention than others, but fun can be found nearly anywhere. From the mountains to the plains, Colorado is one of the most diverse states with a feeling of ‘there’s always something to see’. The abundance of colorful towns is interconnected by equally scenic highways.

Many of the towns in Colorado were originally founded as mining towns. Some have since dissolved away into ghost towns and others have evolved into large tourist destinations now focused on recreation. Colorado’s mountain towns contain some of the best places to explore each winter. These top ski towns are locals’ favorites.

Colorado’s capital city, Denver, boasts a population of over 700,000 residents and one of the most relaxed cultures around. It’s a booming metropolitan, with new construction all over and new Denverites arriving daily.

There are 64 Colorado Counties:

  • Adams
  • Alamosa
  • Arapahoe
  • Archuleta
  • Baca
  • Bent
  • Boulder
  • Broomfield
  • Chaffee
  • Cheyenne
  • Clear Creek
  • Conejos
  • Costilla
  • Crowley
  • Custer
  • Delta
  • Denver
  • Dolores
  • Douglas
  • Eagle
  • El Paso
  • Elbert
  • Garfield
  • Gilpin
  • Grand
  • Gunnison
  • Hinsdale
  • Huerfano
  • Jackson
  • Jefferson
  • Kiowa
  • Kit Carson
  • La Plata
  • Lake
  • Larimer
  • Las Animas
  • Lincoln
  • Logan
  • Mesa
  • Mineral
  • Moffat
  • Montezuma
  • Montrose
  • Morgan
  • Otero
  • Ouray
  • Park
  • Phillips
  • Pitkin
  • Prowers
  • Pueblo
  • Rio Blanco
  • Rio Grande
  • Routt
  • Saguache
  • San Juan
  • San Miguel
  • Sedgwick
  • Summit
  • Teller
  • Washington
  • Weld
  • Yuma

Regions (Physiographic Provinces) of Colorado

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Physiographic provinces of Colorado. Photo: coloradogeologicalsurvey.org

Physiography varies between the many diverse sections of Colorado. The state is divided into five physiographic provinces, starting east to west:

  • i. Great Plains – Sterling, Limon, Denver, Colorado Springs
  • ii. Southern Rocky Mountains – Breckenridge, Aspen
  • iii. Wyoming Basin – Craig, Steamboat Springs
  • iv. Colorado Plateau – Grand Junction, Montrose, Durango, Cortez
  • v. Middle Rocky Mountains – Dinosaur National Monument

The official Colorado Tourism Officer also divides the state into 8 tourism regions, based on common destinations and landscapes.

i. Great Plains Region

Front Range Urban Corridor – It spreads from Fort Collins and Wyoming to the north, to Pueblo on the southern end.  Other prominent towns passed north to south are Boulder, Denver, and Colorado Springs. Further south from Pueblo is Walsenburg and Trinidad, which reside at the base of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.

The ten largest cities in Colorado all happen to be on the Front Range:

  1. Denver
  2. Colorado Springs
  3. Aurora
  4. Fort Collins
  5. Lakewood
  6. Thornton
  7. Pueblo
  8. Arvada
  9. Westminster
  10. Centennial

High Plains – Most tourists miss the hidden gems in the eastern plains. Likewise, you seldom hear references Northeast and Southeast are both dry, high plains regions with agriculture as the main economy. Secluded by long, flat highways and country roads. They are passages east to Nebraska and Kansas.

ii. Southern Rocky Mountains Region

Southwest Colorado refers to a region of the San Juan Mountains and Four Corner area, where Colorado connects with Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico. It’s comprised of both the Southern Rockies and Colorado Plateau physiographic provinces, so it’s a mix of steep mountains and desert mesas. Towns include Pagosa Springs, Durango, Cortez, Telluride, Ouray, and Silverton.

iii. Colorado Plateau Region

Western Plateau – After you pass Glenwood Springs heading west on I-70, you begin the Western Plateau. Most of this area is open basins surrounded by red rock and mesas. Grand Junction and Fruita are divided by the Colorado National Monument, which defines the style of terrain.

iv. Wyoming Basin Region

Likewise, you may hear references to Northwest Colorado, which starts around Steamboat Springs and heads west in the Wyoming Basin, including the towns of Craig and Dinosaur. It’s mostly vast stretches of sparsely populated regions of farm and oil country.

Aside from Steamboat’s action-packed itinerary, most of the draw is secluded wildlife recreation. The high desert terrain hints at the Rockies not far away, with mesa, rivers, and canyons scattered around.

v. Middle Rocky Mountains Region

Northwest Colorado includes this lowest section of the Middle Rockies, which extends into Wyoming and the Grand Tetons. It includes the Dinosaur National Monument.

Colorado History: Dinosaurs, Indians, Settlers and Gold Rush

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Colorado was first inhabited by Native Americans over 13,000 years ago. The first Europeans to visit the region were Spanish conquistadors. Colorado means “the color red” in Spanish and was named after the Colorado River’s red appearance.

In 1706 Juan de Ulibarri claimed the territory of Colorado. In 1846 the United States went to war with Mexico and Mexico was forced to give up its Northern territories in 1848. This opened the Southern Rocky Mountains to American settlement, including what is now the lower part of Colorado.

People searching for gold in 1849 and 1850 were led to the Rocky Mountains. Because of the Gold Rush, the territory was organized in 1859 and new towns began to form. These gold-seekers were called the Fifty-Niners and often ran into the original inhabitants, the Native Americans.

These interactions were sometimes sour and led to the Colorado War between the United States and Native Americans, from 1863-to 1865. The United States won the war and took over.

Colorado was admitted to the Union as a state on August 1, 1876, making it the 38th state. It was the first state in the Union to grant women the right to vote in 1893. In 1887 Aspen was the first town to provide electricity to all its residents.

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Denver is the capital and largest city of Colorado. It was where the first pieces of gold were found in 1858. It was founded because of the gold rush. In the first few years after Denver was established, it was destroyed twice, once by fire and once by flooding. It was named Denver after Kansas Territorial Governor James Denver.

Following the gold rush was the Colorado Silver Boom in 1879. Silver had been discovered in Leadville. This then leads to coal mining. This was very dangerous and resulted in over 1700 deaths between 1884 and 1914.

In 1880 coal mining production in Colorado was at its greatest as the United States became more dependent on energy resources at home rather than overseas.

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From the western slope to the eastern plains, and everything in between, Colorado is one of the most fascinating states to visit in the entire country. If you’re able, explore each and every nook and cranny to soak in the culture and ambiance of its hundreds of towns and 64 countries. Safe travels!

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