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Colorado...Centennial State / Colorful Colorado

Fact Contributors: Mrs. Kassinger's 4th Grade Class, Mrs. Leonard's 1st Grade Class, Mrs. Anderson's 4th Grade, Mrs. Kitson's Class

State of Colorado

» Capital: Denver
» Statehood:
August 1, 1876 (38th state)
» Location:
39.5 N, 105 W
» Area:
104,247 square miles
» Highest point:
Mt. Elbert, 14,433 ft
» Lowest point:
Arkansas River, 3,350 ft
» Population:
4,056,133 people
» State Bird:
Lark Bunting
» State Tree:
Blue Spruce
» State Flower:
Columbine
» State Motto:
Nil Sine Numine [Nothing without Providence]
» State Animal:
Bighorn sheep
» Popular Tourist Destinations:
Mesa Verde, Mt. Elbert, Pikes Peak
   
Royal Gorge Bridge, Rocky Mountain National Park
» Products:
cattle, wheat, scientific instruments, tourism

Mrs. Leonard's First Grade

We like reading. --Forest

Mrs. Anderson's 4th Grade

Mrs. Kassinger's Fourth Grade Class, Thresa


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