Denver is a city, state capital, and a county of the state of Colorado. Originally, Denver City was founded in 1858, during the heady days of the Pike’s gold rush. The bustling town’s economy was initially based on servicing the local miners, but it wasn’t long before it became a lively supply and service center. The city hit a new age of prosperity in 1870, when the transcontinental railroad finally...
Adams County, Colorado is one of the most populous counties in the state with over 500,000 residents in a small 72 miles long, and 17 miles wide area. It is home to an array of economic, social, industrial, and geographical environments. Despite its size, this county has a lot to offer to its abundance of residents. There are a number of urbanized cities including Brighton, Thornton, and Westminster...
Boulder County, Colorado is an exceptional county with a great job market, quality education, and some of the most beautiful natural attractions in the country. One of the most populous counties in the state, Boulder County has much to offer its over 300,000 residents. Boulder County was once occupied by Native Americans who were led by Chief Niwot on the plains. The first settlers were drawn to this...
As the third largest count in Colorado, S. Weld county occupies 4,016 square miles in the northern portion of the state. Home to 32 incorporated municipalities, including expanding cities, quaint towns, and thousands of acres of agricultural, S. Weld county is an ideal location for families of every size. Although only 325,000 people are inhabitants of the county, it is incredibly large covering more...
Jefferson County also known as JeffCo is Colorado’s fourth largest county and one of the most diverse when it comes to landscapes. Scattered across its nearly 700 square miles in an array of parks and the foothills of the majestic Rocky Mountains. The county contains vast amounts of unincorporated land including the foothill towns of Evergreen and Conifer to the southern suburbs near Chatfield State...