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College - Downtown 3 Eastborough 3 Immanuel Lutheran School 3 t Roosevelt-Edison Elementary S 3 Colorado School For The Deaf and Blind Hill t i Monroe Elementary W Colorado Ave E Colorad E Pikes Peak Ave 3 m o Ave i L 3 Gold S Rogers Elementary Downtown Hillside 3 21st Century Charter School 3 Tesla Middle/High School Hill Mesa W 3 Denver Technical College 3STAR Academy Elementary Cimarron St E Cimarron St East 3 h Shivers Academy c Hunt Elementary Sand Creek Elementary t Airport Rd a s e 3 v 3 h 3 3 Lake a A Life Skills Center High School t e W S v k Valley Hi S A h c t a Lower o 8 c e d v S n a v a A e H N Shooks S S Wildflower Elementary in Blvd Gateway Run E Founta 3 E Fountain B lvd Park C S ¤£24 r U e n Mountain Vista Community School s t io a Ivywild Lower H n 3 FFuuttuurree NNeeiigghhbboorrhhooooddss R an B d Pikes Peak Elementary co lv Upper ck d Ex 3 Skyway py Gold Camp Elementary Cheyenne Mountain Charter Academy Pikes Peak Skyway Carmel Middle School 3 Skyway Elementary 3 Stratton Meadows Elementary 3 3 E Cheyenne Rd Park North 3 S Centennial Elementary M Cheyenne Mountain High School Panorama Middle School a d 3 rk e R sh 3 nn Sierra High School 3 ef ye Stratton fel he Bricker Elementary R C 3 d W 3 Cheyenne Mountain Junior High r Monterey Elementary Meadows D Canon Preschool MEADOWS PARK le 3 3 Chamberlin Elementary c James Irwin Charter School 3 Cir Southborough 3 S 3 New Horizons/Opportunity/Challenger Airport Lake Ave 3 Harrison High School 3 Pikes Peak 3Giberson Elementary M The Colorado Springs School i l y Broadmoor Elementary t o Pauline Memorial Catholic School w 3 3 3 n k Park South Hancock Expy A E Proby P V i e rpor rn ne t Retu Bl tu vd c Old ci 3Turman Elementary Soaring Eagles Elementary Oak Creek Elementary Fox Meadow Middle School 3 Broadmoor 3 3 Milton E Drennan Rd Drennan Rd Milton E Proby Pkwy Proby Pkwy k c Quail y o p c x Soaring n E Deerfield a H Lake 8VU5-87 Broadmoor Hills Eagles Stratmoor Hills Elementary Hills 3 3Otero Elementary 3Pinello Elementary 3French Elementary B S Academy S Powers Blvd Broadmoor S t Blvd Pikes Peak Cmty. College - Centennial Sproul Junior High School Bluffs 3 3 North Elementary Bradley Rd Cheyenne Mountain Elementary 3 3 Pinon Valley Elementary 3 Discovery High School 3 Widefield High School Abrams Elementary 3 3 3 Widefield Elementary VU115 Mountainside Elementary 3 3Fountain Valley School 3Venetucci Elementary Watson Junior High School Ü 3 Fontaine Blvd King Elementary Broadmoor Talbott Elementary 3 Patriot Elementary 3 Miles Oaks 3 3 Carson Middle School 0 0.5 1 2 3Sunrise Elementary Ba rkele Webster Elementary y A ker ve pec Magr S ath Ave 3 Ave 3James Madison Charter Academy 3Mesa Ridge High School 3 Janitell JunioCr Higoh Spchooyl right © 2017 City of Colorado Springs. All rights reserved. 3 Neighborhoods Colorado Parkland An essential premise of PlanCOS is that City Boundary the application of neighborhood identification, values, support, and positive attributes should Lakes Springs extend beyond traditional residential areas to 3 School encompass much of the city. Neighborhoods ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Urban Trails Creeks DRAFT 10.7.2017.
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