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 Interesting Questions, Facts, and Information
 Colorado
| Colorado was the only state to turn down the opportunity to host what? | Colorado
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Winter Olympics. In 1976 the Winter Olympics were planned to be held in Denver. 62 per cent of all state voters choose at almost the last minute not to host the Olympics, because of the cost, pollution and population boom it would have on the State Of Colorado, and the City of Denver.
| What river runs through the town known as 'The Choice City' ? | Colorado
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Cache La Poudre. Cache La Poudre means stash the powder in French. French fur trappers stashed their gun powder along this river that runs through Fort Collins,Colorado.
| What city is home to the United States Air Force Academy? | Colorado
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Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs is also home to Air Force Space Command.
| What is the highest mountain in Colorado? | Colorado
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Mt. Elbert. Mt Elbert is 14,433 ft. high.
| What is Colorado's state nickname? | Colorado
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Centennial State. Colorado became a state in 1876, 100 years after the US became a nation.
| In what national park are ancient Indian cliff dwellings located? | Colorado
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Mesa Verde National Park. mesa Verde National Park is near the four corners region.
| What is Colorado's state flower? | Colorado
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Rocky Mountain Columbine. The Rocky Mountain Columbine is blue and purple.
| What is the capital of Colorado? | Colorado
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Denver. Denver is known as the Mile High City.
| What is the state bird of Colorado? | Colorado
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| What is the state tree of Colorado? | Colorado
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Colorado Blue Spruce. The Blue Spruce is blueish green in color.
| Which state is part of the four corners area? | Colorado
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Utah. The four corners is where Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico all touch.
| What mountain range runs through Colorado? | Colorado
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Rocky Mountains. The Rocky Mountains run from the north to the south all the way through the state.
| Which state borders Colorado on the south? | Colorado
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| What order is Colorado in state size (starting with the largest)? | Colorado
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| What is the closest state capital to the Colorado border? | Colorado
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Cheyenne. Cheyenne, capital of Wyoming, is only 10 miles from the Colorado border.
| What state borders Colorado on the west? | Colorado
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| Who is known for singing the song "Rocky Mountain High"? | Colorado
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| What is the name of the NFL team of Colorado? | Colorado
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| What book written by James A. Mitchener takes place in Colorado? | Colorado
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| Which state borders Colorado to the east? | Colorado
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| What popular TV series took place in Colorado? | Colorado
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| What Colorado city is home to Coors brewing company? | Colorado
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| At what time of year is Loveland's post office especially busy? | Colorado
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1876. Colorado is known as the Centenial state because it was admitted to the union 100 years after the Declaration of Independence.
Spanish. Colorado comes from the Spanish phrase meaning 'Colored Red.'
Greenback Cutthroat Trout.
Centennial State. It is nicknamed The Centennial State due to the fact that itwas admitted to the union on the Centennial Year.
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