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Denver is the capital of Colorado, located east of Kansas. Colorado is 104,091 square miles with a climate that gets up to 88°F in the summer and cold, snowy winters. Its natural resources include oil, coal, uranium, gold, and silver. The state bird is the Lark Bunting and its nickname is the 'Centennial State'.
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Denver is the capital of Colorado, located east central of the state just left of Kansas. Colorado has a geographical size of 104,091 square miles and a climate that is very cold in the winter, with snow, and warm in the summer. Major natural resources include oil, coal, uranium, gold, and silver. The state bird is the Lark Bunting and the state nickname is "The Centennial State."
Colorado
Colorado is a state located in the western United States known for the Rocky Mountains. Denver is the capital city and is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains. Other major cities include Aspen, a mountain village known for skiing, and Durango, which has many historical buildings and outdoor activities. Colorado's economy was originally based on agriculture, mining, and cattle but has since diversified to include high technology, aerospace, telecommunications, biomedical, and energy production industries. Major universities in Colorado include the University of Colorado system.
California
California is known as the "Golden State" due to the Gold Rush of 1848. It has a long coastline and diverse geography. Major tourist attractions include Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Disneyland. The state symbols include the grizzly bear, California valley quail, and California poppy. Major industries include agriculture, oil/mining, water, lumber, and tourism. As of 2011, California's population was over 37 million people, mainly concentrated in Los Angeles and San Diego.
California
California is known as the "Golden State" due to the Gold Rush of 1848. It has a long coastline and diverse geography. Major tourist attractions include Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Disneyland. The state symbols include the grizzly bear, California valley quail, and California poppy. Major industries include agriculture, oil/mining, water, lumber, and tourism. As of 2011, California's population was over 37 million people, making it the most populous state.
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Colorado is located in the central United States and was named after the Colorado River. It has a population of over 5.5 million and became a state in 1876. Colorado has a diverse economy including mining, agriculture of cattle, wheat, dairy and corn. Popular attractions in Colorado include visiting the capital Denver, hiking in national parks like Great Sand Dunes and Mesa Verde, and attending baseball games for the Colorado Rockies. Famous people from Colorado include politicians Madeleine Albright and John Kerry along with actor Tim Allen and singer John Denver.
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North Carolina has many beautiful rolling hills and mountains. It has a long history dating back thousands of years when giant sharks and mammoths roamed the land and sea. Some key facts are that the capital is Raleigh, major industries include textiles and furniture, and famous residents include Michael Jordan and James K. Polk. Popular destinations include the Blue Ridge Parkway, Durham, and visiting historic sites like the Wright Brothers monument.
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Colorado
Colorado is a state located in the western United States known for the Rocky Mountains. Denver is the capital city and is located at the base of the Rocky Mountains. Other major cities include Aspen, a mountain village known for skiing, and Durango, which has many historical buildings and outdoor activities. Colorado's economy was originally based on agriculture, mining, and cattle but has since diversified to include high technology, aerospace, telecommunications, biomedical, and energy production industries. Major universities in Colorado include the University of Colorado system.
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California is known as the "Golden State" due to the Gold Rush of 1848. It has a long coastline and diverse geography. Major tourist attractions include Hollywood, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Disneyland. The state symbols include the grizzly bear, California valley quail, and California poppy. Major industries include agriculture, oil/mining, water, lumber, and tourism. As of 2011, California's population was over 37 million people, making it the most populous state.
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Colorado became the 38th state on August 1, 1876. Its flag features a blue sky and white mountains. Colorado's population has grown from around 39,864 in 1876 to over 5 million today. Some key facts: the longest dinosaur tracks were found in southeast Colorado and Denver claims inventing the cheeseburger in 1935. Colorado has 54 fourteen-thousand foot peaks and various colleges and cities, including the capital Denver and Colorado Springs, home to the Air Force Academy. Popular activities include skiing, hiking, casinos and amusement parks. Famous residents include Tim Allen and Ralph Edwards.
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Colorado became the 38th state on August 1, 1876. Its flag features a blue sky and white mountains. Colorado's population has grown from around 40,000 in 1876 to over 5 million today. Major cities include Denver, the capital, and Colorado Springs, home to the U.S. Air Force Academy. Colorado is known for its Rocky Mountains, skiing, mountain climbing and casinos. Famous residents include Tim Allen and Ralph Edwards.
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- 3. Capital of Colorado Denver Geographic Location East Central Left of Kansas official state web site http://www.colorado.gov/
- 5. History of State First visited by spain in the 1500s. The territory was claimed by the Spainish 1706 by Juan De Ulibarri. The Us had obtain colorado as part of the Louisanna purchase in 1803-1848. They had gotten the eastern part in 1803, they had gotten the central portion with the admission of Texas as a state ion 1845, and finally the western part in 1848 after the Mexicain War.
- 6. Colorado's Major Industries • Aerospace & Satellite • Agriculture • Bioscience • Emerging Technologies • Energy, Mining and Natural Resources • Financial Services • Information Technology • Manufacturing • Telecommunications and Digital Media
- 7. Tourist Attractions Old Town Hot Springs SPA Sola Fide The Wild Life Sacutuary Red Rocks Ampitheatre Snow Mass Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resorce center Glenward Caverns Dunton Hot Springs Cave of the Winds Trimble SPA l
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- 13. Colorado's State Bird and Flower Lark Bunting Rocky Mountain Columbine
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- 16. Summary • Denver • Left of Kansas • 104,091 sq. miles • only gets up to about 88oF • Oil, coal, Uranium, Gold, and silver. • Lark Bunting • "The Centennial State"