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STREET INDEX See Address Mapbooks http://www.broomfield.org/DocumentCenter/View/766 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET ABBEY ST EVEN 12470 12410 80020 125 ODD 12473 12405 80020 125 ABERDEEN DR EVEN 1372 932 80020 123 ODD 1375 925 80020 123 ABILENE DR EVEN 1530 1450 80020 094 1610 1340 107 ODD 1535 1445 80020 094 1625 1345 107 ADAM CT EVEN 14392 14112 80023 078 ODD 14391 14121 80023 078 AGATE ST EVEN 860 306 80020 121 ODD 885 305 80020 121 AGATE WAY EVEN 288 284 80020 121 280 100 135 ODD 299 101 80020 135 AIRPORT CT EVEN 10832 10122 80021 (blank) AIRPORT WAY EVEN 12202 12202 80021 132 12002 11740 144 ODD 12303 12101 80021 132 11945 11675 144 11855 11705 (blank) ALCOTT CIR EVEN 13438 13208 80020 100 ODD 13395 13305 80020 100 ALCOTT PL EVEN 13196 13106 80020 100 13096 13086 113 16454 16424 80023 025 16422 16422 033 ODD 13149 13129 80020 100 13119 13089 113 16535 16423 80023 025 ALCOTT ST EVEN 13488 13202 80020 100 12586 12514 127 10/17/2017 Page 1 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET ODD 13485 13405 80020 100 12599 12501 127 ALCOTT WAY EVEN 13496 13400 80020 100 16598 2000 80023 025 ODD 13493 13401 80020 100 16501 16501 80023 024 16651 16551 025 ALEXANDER WAY EVEN 3350 3244 80023 023 3238 3164 031 ODD 3349 3151 80023 023 ALIANTE DR EVEN 16490 16474 80023 022 16496 16386 030 ODD 16461 16387 80023 030 ALLISON ST EVEN 11910 11830 80020 146 ODD 11923 11901 80020 146 ALTA DR EVEN 830 800 80020 108 ALTER ST EVEN 550 450 80020 119 300 120 133 ODD 665 445 80020 119 2165 125 133 ALTER WAY EVEN 1190 1110 80020 105 ODD 1191 1101 80020 105 AMESBURY ST EVEN 18 10 80020 096 28 2 109 ODD 19 11 80020 096 29 1 109 ANTERO CIR EVEN 16612 16510 80023 021 16578 16548 029 ODD 16599 16505 80023 021 16575 16547 029 ANTERO ST EVEN 16708 16636 80023 021 ODD 16713 16635 80023 021 ANTHEM RANCH RD EVEN 4402 4402 80023 021 4096 4088 022 10/17/2017 Page 2 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET 16350 16100 029 4080 4072 030 15800 4490 037 15700 4202 038 ODD 16695 16505 80023 021 4223 4223 022 16405 16405 029 16105 15901 037 ANTLERS ST EVEN 13498 13422 80020 099 ODD 13495 13403 80020 099 ANTORA PEAK DR EVEN 16088 16008 80023 031 15998 15948 039 ODD 16087 16017 80023 031 16007 15927 039 APPLEWOOD CT EVEN 12192 12112 80020 139 ODD 12197 12105 80020 139 AQUA CT EVEN 12 2 80020 107 ARGO CT EVEN 4 2 80020 107 ODD 5 1 80020 107 ARISTA PL EVEN 8550 7598 80021 152 8300 8000 153 ODD 8211 8091 80020 153 8601 8601 80021 145 8541 8401 152 8383 8001 153 ARLINGTON AVE EVEN 12444 12402 80020 124 ODD 12441 4417 80020 124 ARLINGTON CT EVEN 12430 12430 80020 124 ODD 12455 12415 80020 124 ARROW PEAK WAY EVEN 16488 16448 80023 023 16428 16408 031 ODD 16489 16439 80023 023 16429 16429 031 ASH ST EVEN 1198 1006 80020 109 902 330 123 10/17/2017 Page 3 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET ODD 1195 1001 80020 109 995 335 123 ASPEN CREEK DR EVEN 5920 5330 80020 084 5150 4800 80023 085 ODD 5755 5327 80020 084 5011 4841 80023 085 ASPEN CT EVEN 490 350 80020 123 ODD 495 355 80020 123 ASPEN LODGE DR EVEN 16562 16470 80023 022 ODD 16591 16477 80023 022 16451 16451 030 ASPEN LODGE PL EVEN 16270 16270 80023 030 ODD 16361 16215 80023 030 ASPEN LODGE WAY EVEN 16154 16014 80023 030 ODD 16131 16001 80023 030 ASPEN ST EVEN 14250 14026 80020 075 13936 13624 084 1994 1304 096 1296 1100 109 ODD 14041 14041 80020 074 13941 13801 083 1991 1371 096 1261 1109 109 ASPEN WAY EVEN 1042 1012 80020 096 ODD 1051 1005 80020 096 ATLANTIC PEAK WAY EVEN 16100 16000 80023 030 ODD 16105 16035 80023 030 AUGUSTA DR EVEN 14288 4440 80023 076 4420 4300 077 ODD 14289 14149 80023 076 4421 4321 077 AUSTIN CT EVEN 14388 14228 80023 078 ODD 14397 14197 80023 078 AVALANCHE RUN EVEN 16460 16406 80023 024 10/17/2017 Page 4 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET 16400 16250 032 ODD 16499 16405 80023 024 16507 16287 032 AVON LN EVEN 794 734 80023 062 ODD 793 733 80023 062 BALBOA CT EVEN 1520 1510 80020 094 1500 1440 107 ODD 1525 1525 80020 094 1515 1455 107 BARBOUR ST EVEN 13938 13878 80023 089 ODD 13987 13857 80023 089 BARON CT EVEN 3480 3400 80020 112 ODD 3461 3401 80020 112 BASALT CT EVEN 13740 13630 80020 083 ODD 13741 13611 80020 083 BAY POINT LN EVEN 2628 2562 80023 079 ODD 2673 2565 80023 079 BAYBERRY CT EVEN 5316 5306 80020 084 ODD 5321 5301 80020 084 BAYBERRY DR EVEN 13770 13700 80020 084 ODD 13785 13705 80020 084 BEACH ST EVEN 12562 12490 80020 127 ODD 12563 12491 80020 127 BEACON ST EVEN 13964 13824 80023 089 ODD 13905 13905 80023 089 BEAR CUB DR EVEN 10826 10804 80021 157 10796 10744 161 ODD 10887 10815 80021 157 10797 10745 161 BECKWITH RUN EVEN 16294 16234 80023 031 ODD 16297 3101 80023 031 BELERO ST ODD 1631 1501 80020 107 10/17/2017 Page 5 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET BELFORD CIR EVEN 4698 4600 80023 029 4666 4626 030 ODD 4801 4603 80023 029 4669 4639 030 BELLAIRE CT EVEN 490 330 80020 123 ODD 495 355 80020 123 BELLAIRE ST EVEN 1380 1310 80020 096 1290 1100 109 ODD 1381 1311 80020 096 1281 1105 109 BEN NEVIS AVE EVEN 1478 1308 80020 137 ODD 1463 1303 80020 137 BERTHOUD TRL EVEN 292 210 80020 082 ODD 295 211 80020 082 BERYL ST EVEN 880 306 80020 121 ODD 985 315 80020 121 BERYL WAY EVEN 290 100 80020 135 ODD 295 105 80020 135 BETHLEHEM CIR EVEN 2798 2744 80020 127 ODD 2795 2745 80020 127 BIERSTADT LOOP EVEN 5054 4794 80023 021 ODD 5025 4795 80023 021 BIG DRY CREEK DR EVEN 12582 2690 80020 127 ODD 12587 2691 80020 127 BIG HORN DR EVEN 13040 12982 80021 157 12964 12870 161 ODD 13045 12969 80021 157 12921 12811 161 BINGHAM CT EVEN 1756 1702 80023 089 ODD 1885 1705 80023 089 BIRCH ST EVEN 1890 1750 80020 096 1280 926 109 10/17/2017 Page 6 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET 920 350 123 ODD 1895 1301 80020 096 1281 941 109 921 355 123 BIRDIE RD EVEN 1198 1108 80020 108 ODD 1191 1115 80020 108 BISON RUN EVEN 15738 15678 80023 037 ODD 15737 15667 80023 037 BLAIR PEAK DR EVEN 4120 4100 80023 030 BLANCA LN EVEN 4652 4632 80023 085 ODD 4683 4643 80023 085 BLUE HERON CT EVEN 4952 4852 80023 085 ODD 4995 4835 80023 085 BLUE JAY CT EVEN 15016 14960 80023 057 ODD 15021 14971 80023 057 BLUE MOUNTAIN DR EVEN 3196 3166 80023 031 ODD 3195 3075 80023 031 BLUE RIVER TRL EVEN 14148 14068 80023 076 ODD 14085 14011 80023 076 BLUE VISTA WAY EVEN 14374 14334 80023 079 ODD 14353 14329 80023 079 BOBCAT CT EVEN 13300 12890 80021 157 ODD 13015 12921 80021 157 BOSQUE ST EVEN 1338 1218 80020 107 ODD 1337 1107 80020 107 BOTTLEBRUSH RUN EVEN 15060 5108 80023 056 ODD 15059 15029 80023 056 BOULDER CIR EVEN 13630 3210 80023 087 ODD 13639 3215 80023 087 BOULDER PT EVEN 13708 13662 80023 087 ODD 13719 13659 80023 087 10/17/2017 Page 7 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET BRAINARD DR ODD 2901 2717 80020 092 2691 2501 102 BRANDON AVE EVEN 4358 4108 80020 125 ODD 4343 4107 80020 125 BRECKENRIDGE DR EVEN 652 584 80020 083 ODD 631 561 80020 083 BRECKENRIDGE TRL EVEN 200 100 80020 082 ODD 209 103 80020 082 BRIARWOOD DR EVEN 13394 3360 80020 099 13322 13322 112 ODD 13383 3375 80020 099 BROADLANDS CT EVEN 2976 2900 80023 078 ODD 2981 2901 80023 078 BROADLANDS DR EVEN 3800 3800 80023 077 3320 3320 078 13860 4630 085 13898 13888 086 ODD 3743 3743 80023 077 13865 13865 085 13889 13889 086 BROADLANDS LN EVEN 13850 3700 80023 086 3546 3400 087 ODD 13891 3803 80023 086 3555 3555 087 BROADMOOR LOOP EVEN 4182 3822 80023 077 ODD 4195 3815 80023 077 BROCADE PKWY EVEN 4 4 80021 158 BROEMEL AVE EVEN 4338 4106 80020 125 ODD 4355 4101 80020 125 BROOK HOLLOW DR EVEN 5946 5606 80020 084 ODD 5927 5677 80020 084 BROOKSIDE CIR ODD 13941 13901 80023 085 10/17/2017 Page 8 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET BROOKSIDE CT ODD 13991 13951 80023 085 BROOKSIDE DR EVEN 5432 5312 80020 084 5142 4912 80023 085 ODD 5447 5307 80020 084 5151 4887 80023 085 BROOMFIELD COUNTY COMMONS DR EVEN 4600 4600 80020 097 BROOMFIELD LN EVEN 11452 11450 80020 153 11492 11206 80021 153 ODD 11447 11301 80021 153 BROSS PL EVEN 5010 4980 80023 021 ODD 5011 4971 80023 021 BRYANT CIR EVEN 13222 13102 80020 113 ODD 13221 13191 80020 100 13181 13111 113 BRYANT DR EVEN 2694 2670 80020 100 2774 2700 113 ODD 2685 2685 80020 100 2775 2691 113 BRYANT PL EVEN 13162 13132 80020 113 ODD 13169 13129 80020 113 BRYANT ST EVEN 12598 12492 80020 127 ODD 12593 12531 80020 127 BRYANT WAY EVEN 13486 13412 80020 100 ODD 13487 13415 80020 100 BUCKSKIN WAY EVEN 16728 16708 80023 023 ODD 16729 16689 80023 022 BUFFALO AVE EVEN 3598 3504 80020 099 ODD 3599 3515 80020 099 BUFFALO GRASS LOOP EVEN 5056 4902 80023 056 ODD 5017 4901 80023 056 BUNGALOW WAY EVEN 14344 14310 80023 076 10/17/2017 Page 9 of 82 STREET NAME ODD ‐ EVEN HIGH LOW ZIP CODE MAPBOOK SHEET ODD 14343 14311 80023 076 BURBANK ST EVEN 780 400 80020 119 ODD 915 515 80020 119 BUSHNELL PEAK WAY EVEN 16192 3734 80023 030 ODD 16215 16175 80023 030 CALKINS PL EVEN 2884 2660 80020 127 ODD 2885 2675 80020 127 CALLAN CT EVEN 2880 2820 80023 078 ODD 2893 2823 80023 078 CALLOWAY CT EVEN 4422 4342 80023 077 ODD 4403 4363 80023 077 CAMBRIDGE AVE EVEN 4336 3944 80020 125 ODD 4325 3945 80020 125 CAMERON WAY EVEN 16080 16010 80023 030 ODD 16105 16015 80023 029 CANBY WAY EVEN 16722 16698 80023 023 ODD 16719 16707 80023 023 CANOSSA DR EVEN 2770 2692 80020 127 ODD 2771 2693 80020 127 CANTERBURY CIR EVEN 3768 3734 80020 125 ODD 3763 3737 80020 125 CAPITOL CT EVEN 4774 4604 80023 085 ODD 4785 4605 80023 085 CARBON RD ODD 10895 10865 80020 080 9995 9993 081 CARLA CIR EVEN 24 2 80020 094 ODD 19 7 80020 094 CARLA WAY EVEN 68 16 80020 094 ODD 69 15 80020 094 CARMEL CT EVEN 1360
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    Summits on the Air – ARM for USA - Colorado (WØC) Summits on the Air USA - Colorado (WØC) Association Reference Manual Document Reference S46.1 Issue number 3.2 Date of issue 15-June-2021 Participation start date 01-May-2010 Authorised Date: 15-June-2021 obo SOTA Management Team Association Manager Matt Schnizer KØMOS Summits-on-the-Air an original concept by G3WGV and developed with G3CWI Notice “Summits on the Air” SOTA and the SOTA logo are trademarks of the Programme. This document is copyright of the Programme. All other trademarks and copyrights referenced herein are acknowledged. Page 1 of 11 Document S46.1 V3.2 Summits on the Air – ARM for USA - Colorado (WØC) Change Control Date Version Details 01-May-10 1.0 First formal issue of this document 01-Aug-11 2.0 Updated Version including all qualified CO Peaks, North Dakota, and South Dakota Peaks 01-Dec-11 2.1 Corrections to document for consistency between sections. 31-Mar-14 2.2 Convert WØ to WØC for Colorado only Association. Remove South Dakota and North Dakota Regions. Minor grammatical changes. Clarification of SOTA Rule 3.7.3 “Final Access”. Matt Schnizer K0MOS becomes the new W0C Association Manager. 04/30/16 2.3 Updated Disclaimer Updated 2.0 Program Derivation: Changed prominence from 500 ft to 150m (492 ft) Updated 3.0 General information: Added valid FCC license Corrected conversion factor (ft to m) and recalculated all summits 1-Apr-2017 3.0 Acquired new Summit List from ListsofJohn.com: 64 new summits (37 for P500 ft to P150 m change and 27 new) and 3 deletes due to prom corrections.