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List of Cities in Colorado: Area, Population and Cost of Living

The 21st most populous state in the United States, Colorado, is located in the Greenhorn Valley region. It is a census-designated place (CDP) and post office governed by Pueblo County.

Once a rough countryside region, this beautiful location in the West now boasts tree-lined pathways and several unique galleries, restaurants and local shops. If you want to explore Colorado, knowing about the cities of Colorado throughout will be beneficial.

Currency: The standard currency is the United States Dollar. As on 11th August 2023, 1 USD is measured at 82.76 INR.

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List of Cities in Colorado

There are 196 towns and 73 cities. The municipalities are governed under one of five different structures. This includes consolidated city and county, home rule municipality, statutory city, statutory town, and territorial charter municipality:

Consolidated Cities and Counties in Colorado

The list of consolidated cities and counties in Colorado are as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Denver, Denver City	396.463 km2	6,99,288	$999 (One Person)/ $3266 (Family of Four)
Broomfield, Broomfield County	85.387 km2	76,976	$824 (One Person)/ $2842 (Family of Four)

Home Rule Cities in Colorado

The list of home rule cities in Colorado are as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Colorado Springs, El Paso County	506.082 km2	4,91,530	$879 (One Person)/ $2892 (Family of Four)
Aurora, Arapahoe, Adams Arapahoe Douglas County	414.734 km2	3,94,941	$887 (One Person)/ $2913 (Family of Four)
Fort Collins, Larimer County	148.179 km2	1,67,554	$839 (One Person)/ $2808 (Family of Four)
Lakewood, Jefferson County	112.595 km2	1,57,533	$856 (One Person)/ $2862 (Family of Four)
Thornton, Adams and Weld County	93.043 km2	1,43,502	$758 (One Person)/ $2600 (Family of Four)
Arvada, Adams and Jefferson County	100.776 km2	1,21,378	$826 (One Person)/ $2780 (Family of Four)
Pueblo, Pueblo County	143.439 km2	1,12,868	$935 (One Person)/ $2865 (Family of Four)
Westminster, Adams and Jefferson County	81.806 km2	1,11,153	$822 (One Person)/ $2882 (Family of Four)
Greeley, Weld County	126.735 km2	1,09,193	$801 (One Person)/ $2640 (Family of Four)
Centennial, Arapahoe County	76.976 km2	1,04,743	$829 (One Person)/ $2793 (Family of Four)
Boulder, Boulder County	68.188 km2	1,02,034	$950 (One Person)/ $3309 (Family of Four)
Longmont, Boulder and Weld County	74.536 km2	1,01,561	$845 (One Person)/ $2784 (Family of Four)
Loveland, Larimer County	89.146 km2	78,351	$742 (One Person)/ $2389 (Family of Four)
Grand Junction, Mesa County	102.652 km2	69,308	$802 (One Person)/ $2693 (Family of Four)
Commerce City, Adams County	93.246 km2	67,383	$689 (One Person)/ $2392 (Family of Four)

Home Rule Towns in Colorado

The list of home rule towns in Colorado are as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Castle Rock, Douglas County	88.811 km2	81,949	$813 (One Person)/ $2750 (Family of Four)
Parker, Douglas County	57.847 km2	63,457	$819 (One Person)/ $2765 (Family of Four)
Windsor, Weld and Larimer County	66.379 km2	41,413	$729 (One Person)/ $2145 (Family of Four)
Johnstown, Weld and Larimer County	35.722 km2	20,026	$683 (One Person)/ $2286 (Family of Four)
Monument, El Paso County	17.724 km2	11,759	NA
Timnath, Larimer County	17.004 km2	10,479	NA
Gypsum, Eagle County	22.924 km2	9,484	NA
Carbondale, Garfield County	5.237 km2	6,565	$730 (One Person)/ $2305 (Family of Four)
Avon, Eagle County	21.625 km2	5,880	$720 (One Person)/ $2295 (Family of Four)
Silverthorne, Summit County	10.363 km2	5,071	NA
Breckenridge, Summit County	15.661 km2	4,883	NA
New Castle, Garfield County	6.520 km2	4,813	$753 (One Person)/ $2350 (Family of Four)
Vail, Eagle County	12.188 km2	4,581	NA
Basalt, Eagle and Pitkin County	5.158 km2	4,257	NA
Silt, Garfield County	4.287 km2	3,597	NA

Statutory Cities in Colorado

The list of statutory cities in Colorado are as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Fort Lupton, Weld County	31.459 km2	8,829	NA
Salida, Chaffee County	7.230 km2	6,013	NA
Brush, Morgan County	7.331 km2	5,228	NA
Florence, Fremont County	11.076 km2	4,072	$703 (One Person)/ $2273 (Family of Four)
Rocky Ford, Otero County	4.348 km2	3,820	NA
Walsenburg, Huerfano County	7.743 km2	3,119	NA
Leadville, Lake County	3.039 km2	2,593	NA
Las Animas, Bent County	4.212 km2	2,502	NA
Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County	5.835 km2	1,751	NA
Cripple Creek, Teller County	3.941 km2	1,153	NA
Victor, Teller County	0.744 km2	376	NA

Statutory Towns in Colorado

The list of statutory towns in Colorado are as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Erie, Weld and Boulder County	51.118 km2	34,019	$765 (One Person)/ $2345 (Family of Four)
Firestone, Weld County	35.141 km2	18,669	NA
Frederick, Weld County	39.099 km2	18,121	$765 (One Person)/ $2605 (Family of Four)
Berthoud, Larimer and Weld County	33.497 km2	14,174	NA
Severance, Weld County	23.563 km2	13,947	NA
Superior, Boulder and Jefferson County	10.186 km2	13,209	$733 (One Person)/ $2626 (Family of Four)
Wellington, Larimer Town	9.401 km2	12,829	$819 (One Person)/ $2540 (Family of Four)
Milliken, Weld County	33.191 km2	9,207	NA
Lochbuie, Weld and Adams County	9.543 km2	8,032	NA
Eagle, Eagle County	14.611 km2	7,691	$708 (One Person)/ $2362 (Family of Four)
Mead, Weld County	33.672 km2	6,650	NA
Eaton, Weld County	8.185 km2	5,928	$704 (One Person)/ $2248 (Family of Four)
Estes Park, Larimer County	17.668 km2	5,799	NA
Orchard City, Delta County	29.840 km2	3,295	$789 (One Person)/ $2587 (Family of Four)
Platteville, Weld County	7.960 km2	2,903	$764 (One Person)/ $2507 (Family of Four)

Territorial Charter Municipality in Colorado

There is only one territorial charter municipality in Colorado, which is as follows:

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Georgetown, Clear Creek County	2.583 km2	1,412	$870 (One Person)/ $3141 (Family of Four)

Disclaimer: The data provided for each borough, city, town, township and village can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. The list is for general purpose and contains the names of the most popular cities in Colorado.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Colorado

The following are some interesting facts about major cities in Colorado:

The first settlement in Old Colorado City was called Greenhorn. It was named after the 18th-century Comanche chief.
As this place is abundant in minerals, it was briefly known as El Dorado. However, it was named Colorado City because of the prominence of red rocks and red outcroppings in the region.
Colorado means 'red' or 'blushing' in Spanish. Famous red rocks of Colorado can be found located in the Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs.
Denver City in Colorado, located in the east of a major mountain range, has 300 days of sunshine in a year.
Westminster City, one of the top 10 biggest cities in Colorado, has more than 11,000 listed buildings of historical and architectural interest.
In 10 years, Lakewood City in Colorado went from being a simple town to being a bustling city. This rapid transformation earned it the nickname of ‘an instant city’.
Pueblo, is one of the top cities in Colorado, is one of the largest steel-producing cities in the United States. Therefore, it is referred to as the ‘Steel City’.

So, now you have an idea about the cities in Colorado, their population count, population density and other necessary details. When travelling to any of these cities, it is important to have a travel insurance from a reliable source. The state laws are more or less similar between the towns and the cities. However, while exploring the cities, if you require any help, suggestion or assistance, you can always approach the locals or a local embassy.

FAQs About Cities in Colorado

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What are the 10 largest cities in Colorado?

The 10 largest cities in Colorado are as follows- Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Thornton, Greeley, Arvada, Pueblo and Westminster.

How many cities are there in Colorado state?

There are about 271municipalities in Colorado. These municipalities are divided accordingly. There are 196 towns and 73 cities. The municipalities have multiple towns with populations that fall below 100 residents.

Which is the biggest and smallest city in Colorado State?

The state's most populous and biggest city is Denver, comprising a population of over 682,000 people. Denver is also Colorado's capital. The smallest city, as per recent data (2020), is Lakeside City comprising a population of only 16 people.

Why is Lakewood City in Colorado known as the contract city?

In the year 1954, Lakewood City made history by becoming the first in the United States to contract for all of its municipal services, allowing it the title of the nation's first 'contract city'. This innovative move allowed the citizens of the city to enjoy essential facilities such as water and sewer services, fire protection, police services, street maintenance, etc.

What is the cost of living in Colorado?

The cost of living in Colorado state is 5% higher than the national average. While the utilities are 8% lower, housing is about 21% higher than the national average. On the other hand, groceries and clothing are about 1% higher than in the rest of the country.

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