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CITY INDEX Population shown in italics Avon ...... 5,561 7,430 F-11 Boyero ...... 4,730 I-24 Carr ...... 5,700 A-17 Conejos ...... 7,800 P-13 Divide ...... 9,160 I-16 El Rancho ...... 7,670 F-15 Fraser ...... 910 8,550 E-13 Grand Lake ...... 447 8,369 D-13 Hillrose ...... 254 4,165 C-23 Johnstown ...... 3,827 4,820 C-17 Lamar...... 8,869 3,622 L-26 Moffat...... 114 7,561 M-13 Ohio...... 8,560 J-10 Peyton ...... 6,780 H-19 Raymond ...... 7,800 D-15 San Francisco ...... 9,200 P-15 Starkville ...... 128 6,360 P-19 Towaoc ...... 1,097 5,843 P-2 Ward ...... 169 9,258 D-15 County Seat shown in bold Avondale ...... 4,550 L-19 Brandon...... 3,930 K-27 Cascade...... 7,370 I-17 Conifer ...... 8,270 F-15 Dolores...... 857 6,936 O-3 Empire ...... 355 8,601 F-14 Frederick ...... 2,467 4,962 D-17 Granite ...... 8,920 H-12 Hillside ...... 7,480 K-14 Julesburg...... 1,467 3,477 A-28 La Plata ...... 9,200 O-4 M Molina...... 5,610 H-4 Olathe...... 1,573 5,346 J-5 Phippsburg ...... 7,420 D-9 Red Cliff...... 289 8,750 F-11 San Luis ...... 739 7,965 P-15 State Bridge ...... 6,740 E-10 Towner ...... 3,920 K-28 Watkins ...... 5,530 E-18 Elevation shown in central column Branson ...... 77 6,298 P-21 Castle Rock ...... 20,224 6,202 G-17 Cope ...... 4,400 F-25 Dotsero ...... 6,160 F-8 Englewood ...... 31,727 5,306 F-17 Frisco ...... 2,443 9,097 F-12 Grant...... 8,580 G-14 Hoehne...... 5,700 O-19 Laporte...... 5,060 B-16 Monarch...... 10,790 J-11 Olney Springs...... 389 4,391 L-21 Pierce ...... 884 5,035 B-18 Red Feather Lakes ...... 8,200 A-14 San Pablo ...... 8,100 P-15 Steamboat Springs 9,815 6,695 B-9 Trinchera ...... 5,800 P-21 Waunita Hot Springs ..... 8,940 J-11 Mack...... 4,520 H-1 Population information from 2000 census Breckenridge ...... 2,408 9,603 F-13 Cedaredge ...... 1,854 6,100 I-5 Copper Mountain ...... 9,680 F-12 Dove Creek ...... 698 6,843 M-1 Erie ...... 6,291 5,038 D-16 Fruita...... 6,478 4,498 H-2 Great Divide ...... 6,850 B-5 Holly ...... 1,048 3,397 L-28 Larkspur...... 234 6,680 H-17 Monte Vista...... 4,529 7,663 N-12 Ophir...... 113 9,280 M-5 Pine Grove ...... 6,770 G-15 Redmesa ...... 6,550 P-4 Sapinero ...... 7,600 K-7 St. Elmo ...... 10,000 J-11 Trinidad ...... 9,078 6,025 P-19 Weldona...... 4,340 C-21 B K Maher ...... 6,700 J-6 Breen ...... 7,500 P-4 Cedarwood ...... 5,600 M-18 Cortez ...... 7,977 6,200 O-2 Dowd ...... 7,750 F-11 Estes Park...... 5,413 7,522 C-15 Greeley ...... 76,930 4,663 C-18 Holyoke...... 2,261 3,746 B-28 Last Chance ...... 4,780 F-22 Montezuma...... 42 10,280 F-13 Orchard ...... 4,400 C-20 Pine Junction ...... 8,443 G-15 Red Mountain ...... 10,640 M-6 Sargents ...... 7,920 K-11 Sterling ...... 11,360 3,935 B-24 Twin Lakes ...... 9,210 H-11 Wellington ...... 2,672 5,201 B-17 Malta...... 9,560 H-11 Bailey ...... 7,750 G-15 Briggsdale...... 4,840 B-19 Centennial...... 100,755 5,650 F-17 Cotopaxi ...... 6,380 K-14 Doyleville ...... 8,070 K-10 Evans ...... 9,514 4,651 C-18 Green Mtn. Falls ...... 773 7,000 I-17 Homelake ...... 7,620 N-12 Karval ...... 5,070 J-23 La Salle ...... 1,849 4,676 C-18 Montrose ...... 12,344 5,794 K-5 Orchard City...... 2,880 5,800 I-5 Pinecliffe ...... 8,000 E-15 Redstone...... 7,180 H-8 Sawpit ...... 25 7,554 M-5 Stoneham ...... 4,600 B-22 Two Buttes ...... 67 4,125 N-27 Westcliffe...... 417 7,888 L-15 A G Manassa ...... 1,042 7,683 P-13 Barnsville...... 4,650 C-19 Brighton ...... 20,905 4,982 E-18 Center...... 2,392 7,645 N-12 Cowdrey ...... 7,910 A-11 Drake ...... 6,160 C-15 Evergreen ...... 7,040 F-15 Greenwood Village 11,035 5,422 F-17 Hooper ...... 123 7,553 N-13 Kassler ...... 5,500 F-16 Las Animas ...... 2,758 3,901 L-24 Monument...... 1,971 6,960 H-17 Ordway ...... 1,248 4,312 L-22 Pinewood Springs ...... 6,500 D-15 Redvale ...... 6,470 L-3 Security-Widefield ...... 5,730 J-18 Stoner...... 7,480 N-3 Tyrone ...... 5,520 O-20 Westcreek ...... 7,520 H-16 Mancos ...... 1,119 6,993 O-4 Abarr...... 4,230 E-26 Bartlett ...... 3,870 O-28 Bristol ...... 3,550 L-27 Central City ...... 515 8,496 E-15 Craig ...... 9,189 6,185 C-6 Dumont ...... 7,950 E-14 Galatea...... 4,380 J-25 Greystone ...... 6,673 B-2 Hotchkiss ...... 968 5,351 I-6 Keenesburg ...... 855 4,958 D-19 La Veta...... 924 7,013 O-17 Monument Park...... 8,523 P-16 Otis ...... 534 4,335 D-25 Pitkin...... 124 9,241 J-11 Red Wing...... 7,750 N-16 Sedalia ...... 5,860 G-17 Stonewall...... 7,800 P-17 Westminster ...... 100,940 5,280 E-17 Manitou Springs ....4,980 6,412 I-17 Agate ...... 5,430 G-21 Basalt ...... 2,681 6,624 G-8 Brookside ...... 219 5,325 K-16 Chama ...... 6,420 P-15 Crawford ...... 366 6,800 J-6 Dunton ...... 8,840 M-4 Galeton...... 4,760 B-18 Grover...... 153 5,071 A-20 Hot Sulphur Springs 521 7,670 D-12 Keota ...... 4,961 B-20 Lawson...... 8,120 F-14 Morrison ...... 430 5,800 F-16 Ouray ...... 813 7,706 L-6 Placerville ...... 7,300 L-4 Rico...... 205 8,827 N-5 Sedgwick...... 191 3,500 A-27 Stonington...... 3,940 O-28 Weston...... 7,000 P-17 F Manzanola...... 525 4,252 L-21 U Aguilar ...... 593 6,400 O-18 Battlement Mesa...... 5,447 G-5 Broomfield...... 38,272 5,420 E-16 Cheraw...... 211 4,130 L-23 Creede ...... 377 8,852 M-9 Dupont ...... 5,110 E-17 Garcia...... 7,693 P-15 Guffey...... 8,660 J-15 Howard...... 6,720 K-13 Kersey ...... 1,389 4,617 C-19 Lay...... 6,170 B-5 Mosca...... 7,550 N-13 Ovid...... 330 3,521 A-27 Platoro ...... 9,750 O-11 Ridgway...... 713 6,985 L-6 Segundo ...... 6,480 P-18 Strasburg...... 5,380 E-19 Wetmore ...... 6,081 L-16 Marble ...... 105 7,950 H-8 Akron ...... 1,711 4,662 D-24 Baxter...... 4,610 K-19 Brush ...... 5,117 4,231 C-22 Cherry Hills Village . . 5,958 5,480 F-17 Crested Butte...... 1,529 8,885 I-9 Durango ...... 13,922 6,512 O-5 Fairplay...... 610 9,953 H-13 Garden City...... 357 4,670 C-18 Gulnare...... 6,800 O-18 Hoyt...... 4,760 D-20 Keystone ...... 9,250 F-13 Lazear...... 5,440 I-5 Mountain View ...... 569 5,385 F-16 Oxford ...... 6,590 P-6 Platteville...... 2,370 4,820 D-18 Rifle...... 6,784 5,345 F-5 Seibert ...... 180 4,710 G-25 Stratton ...... 669 4,414 G-26 Uravan ...... 4,990 K-2 Wheat Ridge...... 32,913 5,445 F-16 Marshall ...... 5,480 E-16 Alamosa ...... 7,960 7,544 O-13 Bayfield ...... 1,549 6,900 P-6 Buckingham ...... 4,940 B-21 Cheyenne Wells . . . 1,010 4,296 I-28 Crestone ...... 73 7,863 M-14 Falcon...... 6,830 I-18 Gardner ...... 7,000 M-16 Gunnison ...... 5,409 7,703 J-9 Hudson...... 1,565 5,024 D-18 Kim ...... 65 5,690 P-23 Leadville...... 2,821 10,152 H-11 Mountain Village ...... 978 9,400 M-5 Pleasant View...... 6,900 N-2 Rio Blanco ...... 7,250 F-5 Severance ...... 597 4,890 B-17 Sugar City ...... 279 4,308 L-22 Whitewater ...... 4,660 I-3 Marvel...... 6,720 P-4 Allenspark ...... 8,250 D-15 Bedrock ...... 4,970 K-1 Buena Vista...... 2,195 7,954 I-12 Chimney Rock ...... 6,540 P-7 Cripple Creek .....1,115 9,494 J-16 Farisita ...... 6,960 N-16 Garo ...... 9,180 H-13 Gypsum ...... 3,654 6,334 F-9 Hugo...... 885 5,046 H-23 Kiowa...... 581 6,347 G-19 Lebanon...... 6,672 O-2 Mt. Crested Butte . . . . .707 8,945 I-9 Poncha Springs...... 466 7,469 K-12 Rockport ...... 5,700 A-18 Shaffers Crossing ...... 7,960 G-17 Summitville ...... 11,250 O-10 Wiggins ...... 838 4,540 D-20 E Masonville...... 5,380 C-16 P V Allison...... 6,250 P-7 Bellvue ...... 5,120 B-16 Buffalo Creek ...... 6,750 G-16 Chipita Park ...... 7,560 I-17 Crook ...... 128 3,711 A-26 Federal Heights ....12,065 5,535 E-16 Gateway...... 4,590 J-1 Hygiene ...... 5,090 D-16 Kirk ...... 4,220 F-26 Lewis ...... 6,650 O-2 Mt. Princeton Hot Springs 8,100 J-12 Poudre Park ...... 5,676 B-15 Rockvale ...... 426 5,350 K-16 Shawnee ...... 8,150 G-14 Sunbeam ...... 5,880 B-4 Wild Horse ...... 4,470 I-25 Masters ...... 4,490 C-20 Alma ...... 179 10,355 G-12 Bennett ...... 2,021 5,483 E-19 Buford ...... 7,100 E-6 Chivington...... 3,890 K-27 Crowley ...... 187 4,275 L-21 Eads ...... 747 4,213 K-26 Ferncliff ...... 8,214 D-15 Gem Village...... 6,850 P-6 Kit Carson ...... 253 4,285 I-26 Limon ...... 2,071 5,366 G-22 Padroni...... 4,000 A-24 Powderhorn ...... 8,080 L-8 Rockwood...... 7,350 O-5 Sheridan ...... 5,600 5,307 F-16 Superior ...... 9,011 5,512 E-16 Vail...... 4,531 8,150 F-11 Wiley ...... 483 3,731 L-26 H Matheson ...... 5,780 H-21 Almont ...... 8,010 J-9 Bergen Park ...... 7,791 F-15 Burlington ...... 3,678 4,163 G-28 Chromo ...... 7,280 P-9 Cuchara ...... 8,470 O-16 Eagle ...... 3,032 6,600 F-9 Firestone ...... 1,908 4,970 D-17 Genoa...... 211 5,602 G-23 Kittredge ...... 6,810 F-15 Lindon ...... 4,890 F-23 Pagoda...... 6,570 C-7 Powder Wash...... 6,700 A-3 Rocky Ford ...... 4,286 4,178 L-22 Sheridan Lake ...... 66 4,283 K-28 Swink ...... 696 4,118 L-22 Valdez...... 6,470 P-18 Willard ...... 4,340 B-23 I Maybell...... 5,920 B-4 N Amherst ...... 3,680 B-28 Berthoud ...... 4,839 5,030 C-16 Burns ...... 6,600 E-9 Cimarron ...... 6,900 K-6 East Portal ...... 9,200 E-14 Firstview ...... 4,580 I-27 Georgetown ...... 1,088 8,519 F-14 Hahns Peak ...... 8,120 A-9 Kline ...... 6,950 P-4 Littleton ...... 40,340 5,362 F-17 Pagosa Jct ...... 6,260 P-8 Pritchett ...... 137 4,827 O-25 Roggen...... 4,700 D-19 Silt ...... 1,740 5,432 F-6 Vancorum ...... 5,340 L-2 Williamsburg...... 714 5,380 K-16 Mayday ...... 8,080 O-4 Antero Junction...... 9,220 I-13 Beshoar Jct ...... 5,910 P-19 Byers...... 5,200 F-20 Clark ...... 7,260 B-9 Eaton ...... 2,690 4,839 B-18 Flagler...... 612 4,931 G-25 Gilcrest...... 1,162 4,754 C-18 Hale...... 3,600 F-28 Idaho Springs...... 1,889 7,540 F-15 Kornman ...... 3,680 L-26 Livermore ...... 5,800 A-16 Nathrop ...... 7,690 J-12 Pagosa Springs....1,591 7,079 P-9 Proctor ...... 3,770 A-25 Rollinsville...... 8,420 E-15 Silver Cliff ...... 512 7,982 L-15 Vernon ...... 3,950 E-27 Windsor ...... 9,896 4,800 C-17 D May Valley...... 3,710 L-26 T Anton ...... 4,870 F-24 Bethune ...... 225 4,257 G-27 Clarkville ...... 4,050 C-26 Echo Lake ...... 10,650 F-14 Fleming ...... 426 4,240 B-25 Gill ...... 4,670 C-19 Hamilton ...... 6,240 C-6 Idalia ...... 3,960 F-28 Kremmling...... 1,578 7,364 D-11 Lochbuie ...... 2,049 4,980 D-18 Naturita ...... 635 5,431 L-2 Palisade ...... 2,579 4,727 H-3 Prospect Valley ...... 4,840 D-19 Romeo ...... 375 7,750 P-13 Silver Plume ...... 203 9,118 F-14 Victor ...... 445 9,693 J-16 Winter Park...... 662 9,110 E-14 McClave...... 3,860 L-25 Antonito ...... 873 7,888 P-13 Beulah ...... 6,200 L-17 Clifton...... 4,710 H-3 Dacono...... 3,015 5,017 D-17 Eckert ...... 1,810 5,568 I-5 Florence...... 3,653 5,187 K-16 Gilman ...... 8,970 F-11 Hartman...... 111 3,600 L-28 Idledale ...... 6,460 F-16 Kutch ...... 5,670 I-21 Log Lane Village ....1,006 4,330 C-21 Nederland ...... 1,394 8,236 E-15 Palmer Lake ...... 2,179 7,225 H-17 Pryor ...... 6,426 O-18 Rosita ...... 8,810 L-15 Silverthorne ...... 3,196 8,790 F-12 Tabernash ...... 8,320 D-13 Vilas...... 110 4,158 O-27 Wolcott...... 6,960 F-10 C McCoy ...... 6,690 E-10 Arapahoe...... 4,050 I-28 Black Forest ...... 7,370 H-18 Climax ...... 11,320 G-12 Dailey ...... 4,130 B-26 Eckley...... 278 3,894 D-27 Florissant...... 8,170 I-16 Glade Park ...... 6,750 I-2 Hartsel ...... 8,860 H-13 Ignacio ...... 669 6,432 P-6 Loma...... 4,510 H-1 New Castle ...... 1,984 5,550 F-6 Paoli ...... 42 3,898 B-27 Pueblo ...... 102,121 4,695 K-18 Roxborough Park ...... 6,040 G-16 Silverton...... 531 9,318 M-6 Ted’s Place...... 5,240 B-16 Villa Grove...... 7,980 L-13 Woodland Park .....6,515 8,465 I-16 Mead...... 2,017 5,140 D-17 ...... P-7 ...... 118 E-15 ...... L-25 ...... 303 K-16 ...... 451 G-4 ...... 5,445 F-16 Fort Collins ...... 118,652 4,984 B-16 Gladstone ...... 10,600 M-6 Hasty...... 3,870 L-25 Iliff ...... 213 3,833 A-25 Lone Tree ...... 4,873 5,915 F-17 ...... N-24 ...... 1,497 I-6 ...... K-18 ...... K-15 ...... 633 H-20 Telluride...... 2,221 8,745 M-5 ...... O-23 ...... E-22 Arboles 6,260 Black Hawk 8,042 Caddoa 3,780 Coal Creek 5,600 DeBeque 4,935 Edgewater 5,355 L Meeker ...... 2,242 6,249 D-5 Ninaview 4,400 Paonia 5,674 Pueblo West 4,960 Royal Gorge 6,400 Simla 6,029 Villegreen 5,500 Woodrow 4,480 Arlington ...... 4,240 K-23 Blanca ...... 391 7,746 O-15 Cahone...... 6,600 N-1 Coaldale...... 6,480 K-14 Deckers ...... 6,400 G-16 Edwards...... 7,220 F-10 Fort Garland ...... 7,936 O-15 Glendale...... 4,547 5,350 F-17 Haswell...... 84 4,538 K-24 Indian Hills ...... 6,840 F-15 Lonetree...... 7,030 P-8 Niwot ...... 5,090 D-16 Parachute ...... 1,006 5,095 G-4 Punkin Center ...... 5,360 I-22 Rush ...... 6,010 I-20 Skyway...... 9,800 H-4 Texas Creek ...... 6,230 K-14 Vineland...... 4,640 L-19 Woody Creek ...... 7,400 G-9 Meeker Park ...... 8,480 D-15 Aroya ...... 4,600 I-24 Blue Mountain ...... 5,820 C-1 Calhan ...... 896 6,507 H-20 Coalmont...... 8,200 B-11 Deer Ridge ...... 8,930 C-14 Egnar ...... 7,330 M-1 Fort Lewis ...... 7,610 P-5 Glendevey ...... 8,300 A-13 Hawley ...... 3,930 M-22 Lafayette ...... 23,197 5,237 E-16 Longmont ...... 71,093 4,979 D-16 North Avondale ...... 4,510 K-19 Paradox ...... 5,300 K-1 Purcell ...... 5,010 B-18 Rustic ...... 7,160 B-14 Slater ...... 6,540 A-7 Thatcher...... 5,420 N-20 Virginia Dale ...... 6,970 A-15 Wray...... 2,187 3,516 D-28 Meredith ...... 7,790 G-10 Arriba ...... 244 5,228 G-24 Blue River ...... 685 10,000 G-12 Cameo ...... 4,820 H-3 Cokedale ...... 139 6,200 P-18 Deer Trail...... 598 5,183 F-21 Elbert ...... 6,720 H-19 Fort Lupton...... 6,787 4,914 D-18 Glen Haven ...... 7,100 C-15 Haxtun ...... 982 4,028 B-26 La Garita ...... 7,840 M-12 Los Sauces...... 7,500 O-14 Northglenn ...... 31,575 5,460 E-17 Parkdale...... 5,760 K-15 Rye ...... 202 6,900 M-17 Slick Rock...... 5,510 L-1 The Forks ...... 5,880 B-16 Vona ...... 95 4,504 G-26 J Merino ...... 246 4,035 C-23 Arriola...... 6,400 O-2 Bonanza...... 14 9,400 K-12 Camp Bird...... 9,750 M-6 Collbran ...... 388 5,987 H-5 Delhi ...... 5,040 N-21 Eldora ...... 8,700 E-14 Fort Lyon...... 3,870 L-24 Glenwood Springs . 7,736 5,746 F-7 Hayden...... 1,634 6,336 C-8 Laird ...... 3,400 D-28 Louisville ...... 18,937 5,350 E-16 Norwood ...... 438 7,014 L-3 Parker...... 23,558 5,870 F-18 Snowmass ...... 6,880 G-9 Thornton ...... 82,384 5,268 E-17 Mesa...... 5,650 H-4 R Y Arvada ...... 102,153 5,337 E-16 Boncarbo...... 6,870 P-18 Campion ...... 5,120 C-16 Colorado City...... 5,800 M-17 Del Norte ...... 1,705 7,874 N-11 Eldorado Springs ...... 5,750 E-16 Fort Morgan ...... 11,034 4,330 D-22 Golden...... 17,159 5,675 F-16 Heartstrong...... 4,050 E-26 Jamestown ...... 205 6,920 D-15 La Jara ...... 877 7,602 O-13 Louviers ...... 5,680 G-17 Nucla...... 734 5,862 K-2 Parlin...... 7,930 K-10 Snowmass Village...1,822 8,575 H-9 Timnath ...... 223 4,877 B-17 Mesita...... 7,660 P-14 S W Aspen...... 5,914 7,908 H-9 Bond ...... 6,710 E-10 Campo ...... 150 4,339 P-26 Colorado Springs 360,890 6,012 I-17 Delta...... 6,400 4,961 I-4 Elizabeth ...... 1,434 6,448 G-18 Fountain...... 15,197 5,546 J-18 Goodrich ...... 4,380 C-21 Heeney...... 7,870 E-11 Jansen ...... 6,070 P-19 La Junta ...... 7,568 4,066 M-23 Loveland ...... 50,608 4,982 C-16 Nunn ...... 471 5,185 B-18 Parshall ...... 7,560 D-12 Radium...... 6,910 E-10 Snyder ...... 4,180 C-22 Timpas ...... 4,480 M-22 Yampa ...... 443 7,892 D-9 Milliken...... 2,888 4,760 C-17 Atwood...... 3,990 B-24 Boone...... 323 4,500 K-20 Cañon City ...... 15,431 5,332 K-16 Columbine...... 8,680 A-9 Denver...... 554,636 5,280 F-17 Elk Springs ...... 6,370 C-3 Fowler...... 1,206 4,341 L-21 Gould ...... 8,910 B-13 Henderson ...... 5,020 E-17 Jaroso ...... 7,568 P-14 Lake City ...... 375 8,671 M-7 Lucerne ...... 4,750 C-18 Peckham ...... 4,720 C-18 Ramah ...... 117 6,094 H-20 Saguache...... 578 7,697 L-12 Somerset ...... 6,040 I-7 Tincup ...... 10,160 J-11 Wagon Wheel Gap ...... 8,390 N-9 Yellow Jacket...... 6,900 N-2 Milner ...... 6,530 C-9 Ault ...... 1,432 4,940 B-18 Boulder ...... 94,673 5,363 D-16 Capulin...... 7,810 O-12 Columbine Valley . . . 1,132 5,280 F-16 Devine ...... 4,570 K-19 Ellicott ...... 6,010 I-19 Foxfield ...... 746 5,726 F-18 Granada...... 640 3,484 L-27 Hereford...... 5,260 A-20 Jefferson ...... 9,500 G-13 Lake George...... 7,980 I-15 Lycan ...... 3,750 N-28 Peetz...... 227 4,432 A-24 Rand ...... 8,620 C-12 Salida...... 5,504 7,036 J-13 South Fork ...... 604 8,180 N-10 Tiny Town ...... 6,480 F-16 Walden ...... 734 8,099 B-12 Yoder ...... 6,020 I-20 Mineral Hot Springs ...... 7,740 L-13 O Aurora...... 276,363 5,342 F-17 Bowie ...... 5,850 I-7 Carbondale ...... 5,196 6,181 G-8 Commerce City ....20,991 5,150 E-17 Dillon...... 802 9,156 F-13 Elmores Corner ...... 6,971 P-5 Foxton ...... 6,460 G-16 Granby ...... 1,525 7,935 D-13 Hermosa ...... 6,640 O-5 Joes ...... 4,270 F-26 Lakeside ...... 20 5,360 F-16 Lyons ...... 1,585 5,374 D-16 Penrose ...... 5,330 K-17 Rangely ...... 2,096 5,224 D-1 San Acacio ...... 7,820 P-14 Spar City ...... 9,440 N-9 Toonerville ...... 4,170 M-24 Walsenburg...... 4,182 6,185 N-18 Yuma...... 3,285 4,132 D-26 Minturn...... 1,068 7,817 F-11 Austin ...... 5,025 I-5 Bow Mar ...... 847 5,500 F-17 Carlton ...... 3,530 L-27 Como ...... 9,800 G-13 Dinosaur ...... 319 5,900 D-1 El Moro...... 5,770 P-19 Franktown ...... 6,120 G-18 Grand Junction . . . 41,986 4,586 H-2 Hesperus ...... 8,110 O-5 Johnson Village ...... 7,850 I-12 Lakewood ...... 144,126 5,440 F-16 Oak Creek ...... 849 7,414 D-9 Peoria ...... 5,187 F-20 Raymer...... 91 4,773 B-21 Sanford ...... 817 7,560 P-13 Springfield...... 1,562 4,365 O-26 Toponas...... 8,280 D-9 Walsh ...... 723 3,956 O-28 Model ...... 5,610 O-20