Place Names A-D

Aaby – Est 1907, Cheyenne County
Abarr; also see Brownsville – Est 1921, Yuma County; PO 1923-1947
Abbey – PO 1891-1914, Pueblo County; (Same site as 1870-1886 Muddy Creek PO)
Abbeyville – PO 1882-1884, Gunnison County; (Moved from Hillerton)
Abbott – PO 1887-1926, Arapahoe County; Site now in Washington County
Aberdeen – PO 1890-1891, Gunnison County; RR stop 1895-1899 map
Abeyta – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Las Animas County
Abeyton; now Gulnare – PO 1884-1890, Las Animas County
Able – FKA Martin; On 1924 map, Bent County
Abliaaka – AKA Mesa; RR Stop, Pueblo County
Acequia – Est 1874, Inc 1885, Douglas County; PO 1874-1900
Ackerman – Logan County
Ackmen, Ackman – PO 1917-1941, Montezuma County
Acme – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Las Animas County
Ada Spring – On 1885 map, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Adair – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Las Animas County
Adams City – Est 1923, Adams County; (1963 absorbed by Commerce City)
Adams; orig Bush – PO 1882-1897, Larimer County; (Name changed in 1885)
Adams – Est Bef 1880, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Adams – On 1885 map, Huerfano County
Adams – RR Stop 1892 map, Prowers County
Adana; see Barton – Prowers County
Adel – RR Stop 1924 map, Huerfano County
Adelaide Park – Mining Camp, Eagle County; Later absorbed by Fulford
Adelaide – Est 1876, PO 1878-1879, Lake County
Adelaide – PO 1894-1901, Fremont County
Adena – PO 1910-1949, Morgan County
Adna – Weld County
Adobe – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Fremont County
Adrian – 1882 PO, Summit County
Adrian – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Sedgwick County
Ady – RR Stop 1916 map, Weld County
Aetna – RR Stop 1913 map, El Paso County
Agassiz – see Leadville Mining Camp; Lake County
Agate – FKA Gebhard; Est 187_, Elbert County; Agate PO Est 1882
Agate – PO 1880-1881, Pueblo County
Agua Ramon – Rio Grande County
Aguilar – FKA Schulter Plaza, Gonzales; Est 1867; Renamed Aguilar 1890; Inc 1894, Las Animas County
Ahwiler's Park – Ouray County
Airport – PO 1953-1955, Pueblo County
Akin – Mesa County
Akron – Est 1882; Inc 1887, Weld County; Now in Washington County
Alamo; later Butte Valley – PO 1923-1949, Huerfano County; (Name changed 1938)
Alamosa – Inc 1878, Costilla County; Now in Alamosa County
Albano – PO 1904-1912, El Paso County
Albany – Est 1887, Bent County; PO 1887-1905, Prowers County
Albany – RR Stop/Small Town, Ouray County
Alcott – PO Est 1896, Arapahoe County; Moved from Berkeley; Absorbed by Denver in 1904
Alcreek – PO 1916-1935, Las Animas County
Alda – PO 1913-1914, Delta County
Alden – Weld County
Alder Creek – Mining Camp, Ouray County; PO 1878-1880; Site now in San Miguel County
Alder – PO 1881-1927, Saguache County
Aldridge – Montezuma County
Alexander; see Fowler – PO Mar1900, Otero County
Alexander – PO 1879, On 1883 map, Lake County
Alexanderia – Est 1894, Arapahoe County
Alfalfa – 1892 PO, Weld County
Alfalfa – Las Animas County; PO 1881- 1923 (Moved from Raton.)
Alfalfa – RR Stop 1916 map, Larimer County
Alford – PO 1882-1909, Larimer County
Alicante – PO 1881-1887, Lake County; (Still on 1895 map, but PO moved to Climax in 1887.)
Alice – FKA Yorktown; Est 1860, Clear Creek County; PO 1900-1925 and 1936-1938
Alkali – 1918 PO, Dolores County; (Never operated?)
Alkali – PO 1874-1875, Bent County
Allan Ranch – Stage Stop, El Paso County
Allen Creek – On 1885 map, Park County
Allen – Garfield County
Allen – PO 1881-1892, Gunnison County; (PO moved to Gateview)
Allen – RR Station on 1895 map, Eagle County
Allens Park, Allenspark – Est 1896, Boulder County
Allen's – Waystop 1885 map, San Miguel County
Allenton; AKA Wilmore – RR Stop, Eagle County; On maps through 1923
Allison – FKA Vallejo; Est 1901, La Plata County; PO 1904-1954
Alma Junction, Alma Station –  FKA London Junction Est 1882, Park County; Renamed in 1895, closed in 1924
Alma – Est 1872, Inc 1873, Park County
Almont – FKA Fisher's Ranch; Est 1881, Gunnison County
Alnwick – PO 1887-1893, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Alpine Station – AKA Alpine Tunnel; Gunnison County
Alpine – later Glencliff; PO 1874-1904, Lake County; Inc 1880, Chaffee County
Alpine – Rio Grande County
Alta Vista – El Paso County
Alta – Mining Camp, San Miguel County
Altavista – On 1899-1923 map, Fremont County
Altman – Inc 1894, El Paso County; PO 1894-1911, Teller County
Altman's Camp – AKA Alton's Camp; Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Altona – FKA Modoc; PO 1874-1916, Boulder County; (PO name changed 1879)
Altura, Autura – On 1923-1924 map, Archuleta County
Altura – Est 1963, Arapahoe County; (Substation of Aurora PO)
Alva; now Idalia – Est 1887, Yuma County; (Name changed 1888)
Alvin – PO 1910-1929, Yuma County
Amache – PO 1942-1945, Prowers County; Located at the Japanese-American; Relocation Camp near Granada
Amargo – On 1887 map, Archuleta County
American City – Est 189_, Gilpin County
American Flats – Ouray County
American Gulch – Mining Camp, Summit County
American Ranch – Stage Station Est ca1859; PO 1863-1867, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Americus, Americas – On 1885-1922 map, Chaffee County
Ames – PO 1880-1922, Ouray County; Inc 1885, San Miguel County
Amethyst – PO Est 1892, Mineral County; (Absorbed by Creede 1909)
Amherst – Est 1887, Weld County; Briefly Logan County 1887-89; Now in Phillips County
Amity – Mining Camp, Lake County
Amity – PO 1898-1937, Prowers County
Amo – PO 1899-1916, El Paso County
Amy – PO 1909-1937, Lincoln County
Anaconda – Inc 1893, El Paso County; PO 1893-1917, Teller County; (PO moved from Barry)
Andersondale – Est 1911, Otero County
Andersonville – PO 1868-1869, Pueblo County
Andrix – PO 1920-1952, Las Animas County
Andrus – Mining Camp, Ouray County
Angora – PO 1891-1894, Otero County
Angora – PO 1896-1912, Rio Blanco County
Animas City (2nd); later Animas – PO 1877-1900; Inc 1879, La Plata County
Animas City – Est 1861, Conejos County; Absorbed by Durango, La Plata County
Animas Forks – Est 1875, La Plata County; Inc 1885, San Juan County; PO 1875-1915
Animas – FKA Animas City (2); PO 1877-1900; Inc 1879, La Plata County
Anita – PO 1892-1894, Fremont County
Annandale – Est 1888, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Ansel – On 1920-1996 map, Rio Grande County
Antares – El Paso County; (Colorado Springs PO Substation)
Antees – On 1924 map, Adams County
Antelope Springs – Cow Camp, Saguache County
Antelope Springs – Park County
Antelope Springs – PO 1876-1903, Hinsdale County; Later Mineral County
Antelope Springs – PO 1911-1917, Morgan County
Antelope Station – 1860's Stage Station, Weld County; Site now in Sedgwick County
Antelope – Gilpin County
Antero Junction – Est 1892, Park County
Antero – Est 1909, Adams County
Antero – PO 1895-1896, Chaffee County
Anthracite; AKA Smith Hill – Inc 1881, PO 1884-1896, Gunnison County
Anthracite – PO 1905-1906, Routt County
Antlers – PO 1891-1954, Garfield County; Antlers R.R. Station named Ives
Anton – Est 1916, Washington County
Antonito; briefly San Antonio – Est 1880; Inc 1889, Conejos County
Anvil Points – Garfield County
Apache "old Apache" – PO 1878-1882, Huerfano County; Northwest of Huerfano
Apache, Apache City – PO 1894-1925, Huerfano County; RR Station on 1895-1920s map
Apex – PO 1894-1932, Gilpin County
Apgar – On 1923 map, Larimer County
Apishapa; briefly San Antonia – PO 1867-1911, Las Animas County; PO named San Antonia 1875-1876; (1911 PO moved to Augusta)
Appleton – Mesa County
Appleton – RR Stop 1920 map, Pueblo County
Applewood – Jefferson County
Ara – Boulder County
Arapahoe City – Gold Camp Est 1858, Kansas Terr.; Site now in Jefferson County
Arapahoe – PO 1860-1861, Kansas Terr.; RR Stop 1899 map, Cheyenne County; PO Est 1906, Cheyenne County
Arapahoe – RR Station on 1895 map, Bent County
Arastra; AKA Arastra Gulch, Arrastra – Mining Camp, PO 1895-1919, San Juan County
Arboles – Est 1881, Conejos County; Now in Archuleta County
Arbor Village – Jefferson County; Now part of Arvada
Arbourville; later Conrow – PO 1879-1881, Chaffee County
Archers – PO 1888-1893, Jefferson County
Arden – 1888 PO, Bent County; (Nov 1888 PO moved to Eads); Site now in Kiowa County
Arena – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map; PO 1910-1923, Cheyenne County
Arena – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Chaffee County
Arena – RR Stop, Jefferson County
Arequa – 1894 PO, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County; (Absorbed by Elkton)
Argentine; AKA Decatur, Rathbone – Decatur; Est ca1868; Argentine PO 1901-1907, Summit County
Argentine – PO 1881-1883, Summit County; RR Stop, 1885-1923; (PO Moved from Conger)
Argentum; later Burrows Park – Mining Camp, Hinsdale County
Argentum; later Whitecross – Est ca1882, Ouray County
Argo Junction, Argo Park – RR Stops on 1895 map, Arapahoe County; Sites now in Denver
Argo – Est 1878, Inc 1880, Arapahoe County; Annexed by Denver in 1904; PO 1881-1911
Argo – On 1924 map, Adams County
Ariba; see Arriba – Lincoln County
Arickaree – PO 1888-1961, Arapahoe County; Now in Washington County
Arizona Bar – Mining Camp, Routt County
Arkansas Junction – PO 1890-1918, Lake County
Arkansas; now Salida – Est 1880, Chafee County
Arkins – PO 1887-1906, Larimer County
Arland – 1895 PO, Pueblo County; (Never operated?)
Arlene – PO 1916-1918, Yuma County
Arlington Aux Army Air Field – Est 1941, Kiowa County
Arlington; briefly Jones – PO 1883-1884, Mesa County
Arlington – FKA Juliet; Est 1887, Bent County; Now in Kiowa County
Arloa – AKA Glencoe; PO 1903-1914, Montezuma County
Armel – PO 1903-1958, Yuma County
Armour – PO 1886-1892, Pueblo County; (Still on 1899 map)
Armstrong – PO 1911-1917, Logan County
Arnold – also see Willard; PO 1897-1900, Logan County
Arnold – PO 1913-1914, Yuma County
Aroya – Est 1872, Elbert County; PO 1889-1965, Cheyenne County
Arrastra – see Arastra; Mining Camp, San Juan County
Arriba – AKA Ariba; Est 1889, Elbert County; Now in Lincoln County
Arriola – PO 1894-1933, Montezuma County
Arrow – AKA Arrowhead; Inc 1900, Grand County; PO 1905-1915
Arroya – PO 1877-1881, Elbert County; Site now in Cheyene County
Artesia – now Dinosaur; Est 1914; Inc 1947, Moffat County; (Name changed 1966)
Arthurs – RR Station 1885-1899 map, Park County
Artman – PO 1892-1901, Pueblo County
Arvada – orig Ralston Creek; then Ralston Point, Ralston Station; Est 1871, Jefferson County; Now spans Adams-Jefferson County border
Ascalon – On 1895-1923 map, Cheyenne County
Ash – PO 1899-1905, Ouray County; Still on 1923 map
Ashcroft – briefly Chloride; Est 1880, Gunnison County; Inc 1882, Pitkin County
Ashland – PO 1890-1909, Kit Carson County
Aspen City – Mining Camp, Pitkin County; (Absorbed by Aspen)
Aspen Junction – now Basalt; Est 1890, Eagle County; (Name changed 1895)
Aspen Park – Jefferson County
Aspen – orig Ute City; FKA Crystal City of the Rockies; Est 1879, Gunnison County; Inc 1881, Pitkin County
Aspen-Gerbaz – Est 1967, Pitkin County; (Substation of Aspen PO)
Association Camp – Est 1916, Larimer County
Astor City – Very early trading post; Site now in Eagle County
Atchee – PO 1905-1940, Garfield County
Athens – PO 1892-1896, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Athol – RR Station 1895-1923 map, Weld County
Atlanta – Est 1887, Las Animas County; PO 1887-1899, Baca County
Atlantic – Mining District 1885 map, Clear Creek County
Atlantic – RR Stop on 1895 map, Gunnison County
Atlantic – RR Town, Chaffee County
Atwell – PO 1915-1920, Las Animas County
Atwood – Est 1885, Weld County; Now in Logan County
Auburn – On 1916-1920 map, Weld County
Augusta – PO 1890-1902, Custer County
Augusta – PO 1911-1928, Las Animas County; (PO moved from Apishapa)
Ault – AKA McAllister; AKA Bergdorf; Est 1888; Inc 1904, Weld County
Auraria – later Denver City; Est 1858, Kansas Territory; Renamed 1860, Site now in Denver
Aurora – orig Fletcher; Est 1891, Arapahoe County; Inc 1891; Spans Adams-Araphoe-Douglas County borders
Aurora – PO 1880-1884, Ouray County; (Same site as later Dallas Divide)
Auroria – PO 1858-1860, Nebraska Terr.; Site now in Weld County
Austin – Est 1900, Delta County
Austin – PO 1890-1896, Garfield County
Autobees Ranch – AKA Fort Huerfano; Est 1853; Huerfano County Seat 1861-1868; Site now in Bent County
Autura, Altura – On 1923-1924 map, Archuleta County
Ava – RR Stop on 1899 map, Pitkin County
Avalanche – PO was Janeway; RR Stop on 1899 map, Pitkin County
Avalo – PO 1898-1936, Weld County
Avendale – PO 1889-1890, Kit Carson County
Avery – On 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Avin – see Avon; Eagle County
Avoca City – Est 1922, Adams County
Avoca – PO 1889-1891, Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Avon, Avin – Est 1884; Inc 1978, Eagle County
Avondale – Est ca1890, Pueblo County
Axial – Est 1883, Routt County; Now in Moffat County
Ayer – RR Stop on 1899 map, Otero County; PO 1911-1941
Aylmer – later Bowen; PO 1900-1929, Las Animas County; (Name changed 1906)
Ayr – PO 1888-1893, Bent County; Later Prowers County
Azure – On 1923 map, Grand County

Babcock – Silver Camp 1870-1880 map, Chaffee County
Baca Grant #4 – see Luis Maria Baca Grant; 1860 Land Grant; Now part of Saguache County
Bachelor – PO named Teller; Inc 1892, Hinsdale County; Later Mineral County
Bacon – 1880s RR Station, Summit County
Bacon – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Badger City – Park County; (Gone by 1900)
Badger – Mining Camp, Fremont County
Badger – PO 1890-1894, Arapahoe County; Site now in Washington County
Badger – RR Stop, Teller County
Badito – briefly Little Orphan; PO 1865-1910, Huerfano County
Bagby – Moffat County
Bagdad – RR Stop 1909-1959, Lincoln County
Bailey – Est 1864, Park County; PO Est 1878 (Moved from Deer Valley)
Baker City – Ext 1860s-1874, San Juan County
Baker – PO 1915-1921, Baca County
Baker's Bridge – Est 1861, Conejos County; Site now in La Plata County
Baker's Tank – RR Station on 1895 map, Summit County
Bakerville – Est ca1865, Clear Creek County
Balarat – PO 1879-1887, Boulder County
Bald Mountain – orig Nevada; PO 1861-1921, Gilpin County; (Name changed 1869)
Baldwin – PO 1883-1902, Gunnison County; (PO moved to Mt Carbon)
Baldwin – PO 1909-1948, Gunnison County; (PO moved from Mt Carbon to site; west of original Baldwin)
Baldy – RR Stop 1885-1899 map, Costilla County
Balfour – Est 1866, Park County; PO 1894-1907
Balltown – Lake County
Baltimore – PO 1896-1904, Gilpin County; (PO moved to Tolland)
Baltista – RR Stop on 1895 map, Montezuma County
Baltzer – 1907 PO, Kit Carson County
Balzac – RR stop was Morris; PO 1891-1903, Garfield County
Balzac – RR Stop 1895-1920 map, Morgan County
Bandora – Gold Camp Est 1882, San Juan County
Barbee – PO 1906-1909, Routt County
Bardeen – PO 1917-1924, El Paso County
Bardine – PO 1903-1908, Gunnison County
Barehills – PO 1896-1901, Fremont County
Barela Station – On 1895 map, Las Animas County
Barela – FKA Glenham; PO 1873-1931, Las Animas County; (Name changed 1874)
Barlow – now Glenwood Springs; PO Est 1883, Garfield County
Barnes Junction – RR Stop 1892-1920 map, Las Animas County
Barnes – RR Stop 1887-1927 map, Las Animas County
Barnes – RR Stop 1899 map, Montrose County; PO 1901-1903
Barnett, Barnes – RR Stop 1906-1923 map, Larimer County
Barnsville – Est 1908, Weld County; PO 1910-1935
Barnum – Inc 1887, Arapahoe County; PO 1892-1901, Annexed by Denver in 1896
Barnum – PO 1876-1881, Saguache County; Later Gunnison County
Barnwell – RR Stop 1895-1902 map, Elbert County
Barr Lake – FKA Barr; PO Est 1883, Arapahoe County; (Name changed 1914), Now in Adams County
Barre – On 1923 map, Chaffee County
Barry – PO 1892-1893, El Paso County; (PO moved to Anaconda); Site now in Teller County
Bartlett – Est 1928, Baca County; PO 1928-1938
Barton – orig Zuck; AKA Adana, AKA Byron Station, AKA Heron; PO 1891-1917, Prowers County; (Name changed 1895)
Basalt – FKA Aspen Junction; AKA Frying Pan City; Est 1882 (Name changed 1895); Inc 1901, Eagle County; Now spans Eagle-Pitkin County border
Bashor – PO 1909-1918, Adams County
Basin – San Miguel County
Bassetts Mills – PO 1869-1872, El Paso County
Bassick – PO 1917-1920, Custer County
Bassickville – see Querida; Custer County
Batchelder – On 1923 map, Larimer County
Bath – AKA Hilltop, Summit; PO 1893-1903, Chaffee County; (RR Station on summit of Trout Creek Pass.; On/near County line, Some sources place it in Park County)
Battle Creek – PO 1911-1936, Routt County
Battle Mountain – see Gilman; Eagle County
Baum – On 1923 map, Weld County
Baxter – Est ca1859, Pueblo County
Baxterville – On 1980-1996 map, Rio Grande County
Bayfield – AKA Los Pinos; Est 1886; Los Pinos PO 1888-1899; Bayfield PO from 1899; Inc 1910, La Plata County
Beacon Hill – Teller County; (Absorbed by Elkton)
Beacon – PO 1910-1913, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Green Canon)
Bear Canon – AKA Berwind; Mine and RR Stop 1888-1900s, Las Animas County
Bear Canon, Bear Canyon – PO 1863-1879, Douglas County
Bear Creek Junction – RR Stop 1887 map, Jefferson County
Bear Creek – see Beartown; Hinsdale, La Plata, San Juan Counties
Bear Creek, Bearcreek – PO 1899-1918, Montezuma County
Bear Creek – Listed 1896, Park County
Bear River – PO 1914-1940, Routt County
Bear River – RR Town 1922-1924 map, Routt County
Bearcreek, Bear Creek – PO 1899-1918, Montezuma County
Beards Corner – San Miguel County
Beartown – AKA Bear Creek, Cub Town, Gold Run, Silvertip, Sylvanite; Mining District, Ext 1870s-1890s; On Hinsdale, La Plata, San Juan County Border
Beaty – PO 1902-1903, Dolores County
Beaubois Fort – AKA Fort Beaubois; 1860s Settlers Fort, Huerfano County
Beaumont – RR Express Office 1895, El Paso County
Beaver Brook – PO 1875-1892, Jefferson County
Beaver City – Mining Camp 1870-1880 map, Chaffee County
Beaver Creek – PO 1915-1916, Arapahoe County
Beaver Point – Larimer County
Beaver Station – AKA Beaver Creek; On 1885 map, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Beaver, Beaver Creek – AKA Toof; PO 1862-1874 (Beaver Creek), Fremont County; PO 1881-1883 (Toof); PO 1883-1902 (Beaver Creek); PO 1902-1910 (Beaver)
Beaver, Beaver Creek – RR Stop 1922-1923 map, Pueblo County
Beaver – Stage Station through 1890s, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Beaverton – PO 1910-1915, Kit Carson County
Beckwith Place – AKA Old Beckwith Place; Est ca1886, Custer County
Bedrock – Est 1883, Montrose County
Bee – now Sheridan Lake; Est ca1877, Bent County; Renamed 1887; Now in Kiowa County
Beecher Island – orig Beecher; briefly AKA Glory; Est in Arapahoe County; Now in Yuma County; PO 1902-1958; Site of 1868 'Battle of Beecher's Island'
Beef Siding – On 1923 Map, Morgan County; (Very near Narrows)
Beethurst – On 1909-1964 map, Bent County
Beetland, Beetland Station – RR Station, Logan County
Belden – PO named Gilman; Est 1879, Summit County; Called Bolden on 1889 RR map, Eagle County
Belford – 1884 PO, Clear Creek County
Belford – PO 1879-1881, Hinsdale County
Belle Monte – 1866 PO, Boulder County
Belleview, Bellvue – later Hilltop; On Douglas-Elbert County Border; (Renamed 1890)
Belleview – RR Station on 1895 map, Chaffee County
Belleville – 1881 PO, Jefferson County
Bellevue, Belleview – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Bellevue, Bellvue – see Belview; Larimer County
Bellevue – RR Stop on 1895 map, El Paso County
Bellford Mountain Heights – Park County
Bell's Camp – AKA Cleveland; Est 1880, Summit County; Site now in Eagle County
Bellvue Junction – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Larimer County
Beloit – PO 1888-1893, Elbert County; Later Kit Carson County
Belview, Bellvue – Est 1882; Inc 1882, Larimer County
Bendemeer – see Brookvale; Clear Creek County
Benham Springs – Stage Stop, Elbert County
Benham – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County
Benkleys – Listed 1896, Park County
Benko – PO 1915-1917, Elbert County
Bennet Springs – PO 1862-1865, Douglas County
Bennet – now Bennett; Est 1870, Arapahoe County; Inc 1930, Adams County
Bennett – RR Stop 1899 map, Garfield County
Benson – RR Stop 1934 map, Larimer County
Bent Canyon – PO 1872-1902, Las Animas County
Benton – RR Station 1884-1968 map, Bent County; Now in Otero County
Bent's Fort – "New Bent's Fort"; also see Fort Lyon; Est 1852, Site now in Bent County; PO 1863-1873, The site has been in Huerfano, Las Animas, Pueblo, Bent Counties; (Site was north of Prowers on Arkansas River)
Bent's Fort – "Old Bent's Fort"; AKA Fort William; Est 1832, Site now in Otero County; (Now National Historical Site)
Bent's Picket Post Stockade – AKA Old Bent's Fort; Est 1829; Site located on what is now Fort Carson, Pueblo County
Bent's Road Crossing – On 1882-1897 map, Bent County; Later Cheyenne County
Bent's Stockade – Est 1859, Fur Trading Post; Site now in Bent County
Bent's Trading Post – AKA Jules', Jules Ranch; Est 1850, by Jules Bent; Stage Stop 1860s, Site of Julesburg (1); on south bank of Platte in Sedgwick County
Benuet – On 1887 map, Arapahoe County
Bergdorf – FKA McAllister; now Ault; Inc 1904, Weld County
Bergen Park – Est 1859, Jefferson County
Berkeley – FKA North Denver; Est 1892 Arapahoe County; Renamed 1896, Site now in Denver County
Berkeley – PO Est 1890, Inc 1898, Arapahoe County; Annexed by Denver in 1902
Berkley – later Mountain View; Est 1888, Site Abandoned, Jefferson County; Re-Est 1894 (Inc 1904 as Mountain View)
Berlin – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Bernard – PO 1896-1905, Mesa County
Bernice – PO 1901-1902, Colstilla County
Berry – PO 1911-1912, Kit Carson County
Berthoud – FKA Little Thompson; Est 1877; Inc 1888, Larimer County
Berts Corner – Est ca1935, Larimer County
Bertschey's Gulch – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Berwind – AKA Bear Canon; Mine and RR Stop 1888-1900s map, Las Animas County
Berwind – PO 1892-1931, Las Animas County; (Probably at Berwind Mine)
Beshoar – AKA Beshoar Junction; Est ca1888; PO 1901-1903, Las Animas County
Bessemer – AKA Besemer Junction; later Minnequa, Lake Minnequa; Inc 1886, Pueblo County; Renamed 1891, Annexed by Pueblo 1894
Beta – RR Stop 1916-1960 map, Logan County
Beta – RR Stop 1924 map, Prowers County
Bethesda – PO 1902-1909, Douglas County; Still on 1923 map
Bethune – Est 1889, Elbert County; Inc 1926, Kit Carson County
Beulah – FKA Mace's Hole; AKA Devil's Hole; Est 1862; Renamed Beulah 1876, Inc 1885, Pueblo County
Beverly Hills – Douglas County
Biedell – PO 1883-1884, Saguache County; (PO moved to Carnero)
Bierstadt – RR Stop 1887-1902 map, El Paso County
Big Bent – AKA Big Bend; Est Bef 1909, Bent County; (Near Dolores)
Big Bill – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Big Elk – PO 1915-1917, Boulder County
Big Evans – see Evansville; Lake County
Big Four – On 1923 map, Huerfano County
Big Hill – see Russell Station; Costilla County
Big Hill – On 1885-1895 map, Jefferson County
Big Park – later Glade Park; Mesa County
Big Sandy – PO 1876-1877 and 1882-1888, El Paso County; (In 1888 PO moved to Calhan)
Big Springs – 1850's-1870s Stage Station, Kansas Terr; Later in Greenwood and Bent Counties; Site now in Cheyenne County
Big Thompson – PO 1862-1878, Larimer County; (PO moved to Loveland)
Bighorn – PO 1898-1900, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Biglow – AKA Quinn's Spur; Pitkin County
Bijou Creek – Stage Stop, Elbert County
Bijou Springs – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County
Bijou View, Bijouview – PO 1914-1921, Morgan County
Bijou; later Carr – Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Bijou; later Ensign – Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Bijou; see Byers – Arapahoe County
Bijou, Bijou Basin – PO 1869-1907, Douglas County; Later El Paso, Elbert County
Bingham – Las Animas County
Bingham – On 1885 map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Bird – AKA Schuyler; later Magnolia, Sable; 1880 PO, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Bird – RR Stop 1899 map, Lake County; Same site as Birdseye
Bird – RR Stop 1923 map, Larimer County
Birdseye, Bird's Eye – Est 1879, Lake County
Birmingham – PO 1883-1894, Huerfano County
Bismark – PO 1872-1879, Saguache County; Still on 1899 map
Bison – 1898 PO, Routt County; (Never operated?)
Bisonte – RR Stop, Baca County
Bittner – 1905 PO, Gunnison County; (Never operated?)
Black Canon – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Black Dumps – Spans Chaffee-Park County border
Black Eagle Mill – Clear Creek County
Black Forest – Est ca1866, El Paso County; PO Est 1960
Black Hawk, Blackhawk – orig Black Hawk Point; Est 1859, Kansas Territory; Inc 1864, Gilpin County
Black Hawk, Blackhawk – On 1899-1923 map, Dolores County
Black Hollow Junction – see Plummers; RR Stop, 1924 map, Larimer County
Black Hollow – On 1902-1968 map, Weld County
Black Mountain – FKA Devine; PO 1898-1911, Park County; (Name changed 1899)
Black Wolf – 1885 PO, Weld County; Site now in Yuma County
Blackburn – PO 1881-1889, Custer County
Blackwell – PO 1881-1886, Bent County; Site now in Prowers County; (Moved to Lamar)
Blaine – PO 1884-1886, Eagle County
Blaine – PO 1900-1939, Baca County
Blainvale – PO 1882-1884, Rio Grande County; (Moved to Loyton, Conejos County)
Blake City – Mining Camp, Garfield County
Blakeland – Est ca1919, Arapahoe County
Blanca – Est 1894; Inc 1910, Costilla County
Blanco – On 1923 map, Archuleta County
Blanco – RR Stop 1899 map, Costilla County; (East of Russell)
Bland – PO 1883-1921, Elbert County
Blandin – RR Stop 1916 map, Weld County
Blende – Pueblo County
Bloom – AKA Iron Spring; On 1884-1902 map (Iron Spring), Bent County; PO 1913-1938, Otero County
Bloomerville – RR Stop & Mining Camp, Boulder County
Blue Mountain – Est 1950, Moffat County; PO 1949-1957; (PO moved from Skull Creek)
Blue River – Inc 1964, Summit County
Blue Valley – Clear Creek County
Blue – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Bluebell – Est 1910, Elbert County
Bluebird – Mining Camp, Boulder County
Blumenau – PO 1879-1890, Custer County; (At Palmer Ranch)
Boaz – PO 1895-1898, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County; (1899 RR map shows Boaz in Fremont County)
Boaz – RR Stop 1895 map, Huerfano County
Boaz – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Las Animas County
Bobcat Ranch – AKA Old Bobcat Ranch – Rio Blanco County
Bocca – see LaBoca; La Plata County
Bocea – RR Stop, La Plata County
Boettcher – Larimer County
Boggsville – Bent County Seat 1870-1872
Boiler – PO 1914-1915, Larimer County
Bolden – see Belden; On 1889 map, Eagle County
Bolton – PO 1900-1901, Arapahoe County; Site in Yuma County; (PO moved to Clugh, Kansas)
Bon Ton – Ext 1910-1914, Gunnison County
Bonanza, Bonanza City – Inc 1881, Saguache County; PO 1880-1938
Boncarbo, Bon Carbo – Est 1915, Las Animas County
Bond – Est 1934, Eagle County
Bond – PO 1886-1888, Lake County
Bondad – La Plata County
Boner Spring – 1860s Stage Station, Larimer County
Bonita – On 1895-1923 map, Gunnison County
Bonito, Bonita – PO 1881-1883, Saguache County
Bonito – Est Bef 1884, Clear Creek County
Bonny – PO 1915-1924, Kit Carson County
Book Cliff – RR Stop 1922-1924 map, Mesa County
Boone – orig Booneville; AKA Boone Town, Fosdick; Est 1860; Renamed Boone 1891; Inc 1956, Pueblo County
Boones – Stage Stop, Boulder County
Booth – On 1881 map, San Juan County
Bordenville – PO 1879-1884, Park County; near the later Orme
Boreas – RR Stop, PO 1896-1905, Summit County; On Boreas Pass
Borst's; AKA Southwater – On 1887-1923 map, El Paso County
Bortonsburg – Est 1861, Gilpin County
Boston – PO 1887-1893; Inc 1888, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Boughtown – Est Bef 1860, Kansas Terr.; 1870 absorbed by Leadville, Lake County
Boulder Diggins – Boulder County; First Boulder area mining camp (near Gold Hill)
Boulder Siding – RR Stop 1881-1885 map, Chaffee County
Boulder – Est 1859, Nebraska Terr.; Inc 1885, Boulder County
Bountiful – Est 1880s, Conejos County; (Mormon settlement)
Bovina – PO 1899-1955, Lincoln County
Bovina – RR Stop 1923 map, Mesa County
Bow Mar – Inc 1958, Spans Arapahoe-Jefferson County border
Bowen – orig Aylmer; PO 1900-1929, Las Animas County; (Name changed 1906)
Bowen – PO 1883-1901, Rio Grande County
Bowens – Waystop 1880s, San Juan County
Bowenton – PO 1881-1884, Rio Grande County; Site now in Mineral County
Bowerman – PO 1903-1910, Gunnison County; (Moved to Waunita Hot Springs)
Bowie – FKA Reading; PO 1907-1967, Delta County
Bowman – PO 1880-1882, Gunnison County
Bowser – 1888 PO, Elbert County; Moved to Flagler; Site now in Kit Carson County
Box Elder – later Bristol; PO 1876-1890, Larimer County; (Name changed 1877)
Box Elder, Boxelder – PO 1884-1924, Larimer County
Box Elder – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Box Prairie – Larimer County
Boyd – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Larimer County
Boyd's Spur – AKA Boyd's; RR Stop 1895-1920 map, Weld County
Boyer – On 1923 map, Park County
Boyero – Est 1870, Lincoln County
Bracewell – On 1899-1968 map, Weld County
Bradbury – RR Stop 1923 map, Crowley County
Braddock – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Braddock – PO 1884-1890, Summit County; RR Stop 1885-1923 map; (PO moved from Delaware City)
Bradford – FKA Dickson; Ext 1887-1922; PO 1889-1895, Huerfano County
Bragdon – On 1909-1968 map, Pueblo County
Braidwood – RR Stop 1906 map, Larimer County
Brandon – Est ca1887, Bent County; Now in Kiowa County
Branson – FKA Wilson, Wilson Switch, Coloflats; Est 1916, PO Est 1918; Inc 1922, Las Animas County
Brayton – RR Stop 1899 map, Montezuma County
Brazil – PO 1895-1912, Las Animas County
Breckenridge, Breckinridge – AKA Breckinbridge; Est 1859, Utah Terr.; Inc 1880, Summit County
Breed – RR Stop 1909-1968 map, El Paso County
Breen – Est 1900, PO 1901-1954, La Plata County; Place was Fort Lewis Indian School
Breen – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Brewster – PO 1899-1916, Fremont County
Briargate – El Paso County; (Substation of Colorado Springs PO)
Bridge No. 3 – RR Stop 1895 map, Fremont County
Bridgeport – On 1895-Pres Map, Delta-Mesa County Border
Briggsdale – Est 1909, Weld County
Brighton – FKA Hughes; Est 1871, Arapahoe County; 1885 name changed from Huges to Brighton; Inc 1887 (Orig site now in Adams County); Now spans Adams-Weld County border
Brightside – PO 1900-1902, Jefferson County
Brimstone Corner – Delta County
Bristol – orig Box Elder; PO 1876-1890, Larimer County; Still on 1899 map; (Name changed 1877)
Bristol – Est 1906, Prowers County
Broadmoor – Hotel Est 1918, El Paso County; PO Est 1959 (Colorado Springs Substation)
Brodhead – PO 1902-1939, Las Animas County
Broken Arrow Acres – Jefferson County
Bromley – AKA Brumley – Stage Stop, Toll Gate; 1890s Mining Camp, Lake County
Bronco – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Morgan County; (Same site as later Omar)
Bronquist – PO 1917-1925, Pueblo County
Brook Forest – PO 1921-1949, Jefferson County
Brookfield – PO 1887-1902, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Brooklyn – Inc 1891, Arapahoe County
Brooks – RR Stop 1916-1924 map, Pueblo County
Brookside – Est 1891, El Paso County; Absorbed by Colorado Springs
Brookside – PO 1888-1909; Inc 1913, Fremont County
Brookside – RR Stop on 1899 map, Park County
Brookston – PO 1914-1930, Routt County
Brookvale – AKA Bendemeer; PO 1876-1942, Clear Creek County; 1924 map shows brief name change to Bendemeer
Broomfield – FKA Zang's Spur; Est 1884, Inc 1961, Boulder County; spanned Adams-Boulder-Jefferson-Weld borders; Now City and County of Broomfield
Broughton – Delta County
Brown Canon, Browns Canyon – PO 1888-1908, Chaffee County; (PO moved from Kraft)
Brown – FKA Colorow; now Olathe; Est ca1880, Montrose County; (Brown PO est 1883, renamed Olathe 1896)
Brown – On 1964-1970 map, San Miguel County
Brownard – RR Stop 1920 map, Logan County
Brownlee – Jackson County
Browns Corner – Larimer County
Brown's Park – AKA Brown's Hole; Valley settled ca1880, Moffat County; School and cemetery in the Green River Valley; (Name was never used for a town or PO)
Brown's Spring – see Rosita; Custer County
Browns – RR Stop 1899 map, San Miguel County
Brownsville – also see Abarr; Est ca1915, Yuma County; (ca1922 moved to Abarr)
Brownsville – FKA Pomeroyville; Est 186_; PO 1871-1875, Clear Creek County; (PO moved to Silver Plume)
Brownville – PO 1879-1883, Jefferson County
Broyles – PO 1905-1908, Conejos County
Bruce – RR Stop 1909 map, Weld County
Brumley – see Bromley; Lake County
Brunerville – ca1900 RR siding and townsite, Yuma County; Same site as the later Schramm
Brunker – PO 1907-1917, Washington County
Brush – Est 1882, Inc 1884, Weld County; Now in Morgan County
Brussells – see Wolcott; Eagle County
Bryant – PO was Satank; RR Stop on 1899-1923 map, Garfield County
Bryant – PO 1888-1916, Logan later Phillips County.; In 1904 PO was moved into Yuma County
Buchanan – On 1892-1902 map, Washington County
Buchanan – RR Stop 1956-1968 map, Logan County
Buchtel – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Otero County
Buckeye Mountain – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Buckeye – Baca County
Buckeye – Est 1925, Larimer County
Buckhorn – PO 1878-1888, Larimer County
Buckingham Plaza – Arapahoe County; (Substation of Aurora PO)
Buckingham – Est 1888, Weld County
Buckley Field – AKA Buckley Naval Air Station, Buckley Air National Guard Base; now Buckley Air Force Base; Est 1942, Arapahoe County
Buckskin Gulch – Mining Camp, Costilla County
Buckskin Joe – Est 1961, Fremont County
Buckskin – AKA Buckskin Joe; FKA Laurette; PO 1861-1873, Park County
Buckskin – On 1885 map, Lake County
Bucktown – On 1879-1900 map, Lake County
Buda – Weld County
Buena Vista – Inc 1879, Chaffee County
Buffalo Springs – 1860s Stage Station, Weld County; Site now in Washington County
Buffalo Springs – PO 1875-1912, Park County
Buffalo Tank – RR Station 1895 map, Jefferson County
Buffalo – now Merino; Est 1874, Weld County; Name changed in 1883; Now in Logan County
Buffalo, Buffalo Creek – Est 1878; Inc 1886, Jefferson County
Buffer – PO 1917-1921, Summit County
Buford – Est 1890, Rio Blanco County
Bug Town – see National City; Routt County
Buick – briefly Beuck; FKA Godfrey; PO 1916-1925, Elbert County
Bulger – PO 1909-1912, Larimer County
Bulkley – 1895 PO, San Miguel
Bull Hill – Mining Camp, Teller County
Bullion City – later Howardsville; Mining Camp Est 1874, San Juan County
Bullion City – Mining Camp Est 1878, Chaffee County
Bunce – PO 1895-1901, Boulder County
Bunell – see Fitzsimons; PO 1919-1921, Adams County
Bunker Hill – RR Stop 1923 map, Huerfano County; (Served the town of Lester)
Bunyan – RR Stop 1920 map, Weld County
Burdett – PO 1888-1937, Washington County
Burke – 1923 map, Boulder County
Burlington – Est 1887, Inc 1888, Elbert County; Now in Kit Carson County
Burlington – PO 1862-1873, Boulder County; (Moved to Longmont)
Burnham – RR Station 1895 map, Arapahoe County; site now in Denver County
Burnito – On 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Burno Junction – RR Stop 1895 map, Boulder County
Burns – Est 1895, Eagle County
Burns – On 1899-1923 map, Dolores County
Burns – On 1923 map, Boulder County
Burnt Mill – orig Kinkel; PO 1907-1921, Pueblo County; (Name changed 1911)
Burnt Rock Gulch – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Burro Bridge – Stage and RR Stop 1880s-1890s, San Juan County
Burrows Park – FKA Argentum; PO 1876-1882, Hinsdale County; (PO moved to White Cross)
Burt – PO 1910-1916, El Paso County
Bush – later Adams; PO 1882-1897, Larimer County; (Name changed 1885)
Busk – PO 1890-1894, Lake County
Buss Place – On 1964 map, Eagle County
Buster – PO 1916-1927, Las Animas County
Butler – PO 1890-1911, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Butte Valley (1st) – PO 1869-1878, Herfano County; Still on 1899 map.
Butte Valley (2nd) – orig Alamo; PO 1923-1949, Huerfano County; (Name changed 1938)
Butterworth Flat – On 1964 map, El Paso County
Buttes; orig El Paso – PO 1862-1922, El Paso County; (Name changed 1895)
Buttles Station – 1860s Stage Station; Site now in Otero County
Butts Ranch – 1860s Stage Station, Weld County; Site now in Sedgwick County
Buxton – RR Station on 1895-1923 map, Saguache County
Buzzard's Roost – see Fort LeDux; Fremont County
Byers – FKA Bijou; Est 1868, Arapahoe County; PO Est 1873
Byron Station – also see Barton; RR Station 1885-1899 map, Prowers County

C. B. Junction – RR Stop on 1923 map, Park County
Cabeza – RR Stop on 1895 map, Mesa County
Cabin Creek – Est ca1910, On Adams-Arapahoe County Border
Cabin Springs; AKA Stone City – Est ca1910, Pueblo County
Cable Junction – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, El Paso County
Cable; now Genoa – Est 1893, Lincoln County; (Name changed 1895)
Cacharas; later Cucharas – PO 1870-1921, Huerfano County
Cache Creek; AKA Cash Creek – Ext 1860-193_, Lake County; Cash Creek PO 1862-1871; Later Chaffee County
Cactus Valley – RR Stop 1923 map, Garfield County
Cactus – On 1885-1887 map, Pueblo County
Caddel – Est 1908, Huerfano County
Caddoa – Est 1863, Bent County; PO 1881-1958
Cahone – Est ca1912, Dolores County; PO Est 1916
Caisson – PO 1920-1937, Moffat County
Calcite – PO 1904-1930, Fremont County
Calcium – PO 1888-1890, Pitkin County; (1890 PO moved to Thomasville)
Calhan, Calahan – Est 1888, Inc 1919, El Paso County; (1888 PO moved from Big Sandy)
Calhoun – RR Stop, Washington County
California Bar; see Parrott – La Plata County
California Camp – Rio Blanco County
California Gulch – 1860s-1870s Mining Area, Lake County
Calumet – PO 1882-1885, Chaffee County; Still on 1899 map.
Calverly; AKA Cloverly – On 1920's maps, Weld County
Calvert; now Fleming – Est 1887, Weld County; (Name changed in 1888); Now in Logan County
Camargo – 1881 PO, Custer County
Camden – RR Stop 1907-1924 map, Morgan County
Cameo – RR Stop on 1895-1920s map, Mesa County; Town Est 1907, PO 1907-1969
Cameron Spring; see Spencer – Gunnison County
Cameron – FKA Grassy, Gassy; Est 1892, Inc 1900, Teller County; PO 1901-1909; (PO moved from Touraine)
Cameron – RR Stop 1887-1923 map, Elbert County
Cameron – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Camerons Pass; AKA Michigan, Michigan City – On 1887 map, Larimer County; Site now on Larimer - Jackson County Border
Cameville – PO 1882-1890, Gunnison County; Later Montrose County
Camfield – PO 1910-1921, Weld County
Camp Adams; AKA Camp Alva Adams – Military Post Est 1898, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Camp Albion – Mining Camp 1861-188_, Boulder County
Camp Bailey – Colo NG Camp 1908-1912, Park County
Camp Baldwin – Army Camp Est 1917, Denver County
Camp Bird, Campbird – PO 1898-1918, Ouray County
Camp Buchtel – Colo NG Camp Ext 1907-1910, Jefferson County
Camp Carson; now Fort Carson – Est 1942, El Paso County
Camp Collins; later Fort Collins; AKA Fort Baker – Military Post Est 1862, Larimer County
Camp Cooper; see Fort Logan – Jefferson County
Camp Creek; later Vulcan – Gunnison County
Camp Custer – Military Camp Est 1877, Jefferson County
Camp Desolation – Est 1848 by John Fremont; Site now in Saguache County
Camp Downing; AKA Greenhorn Settlement – 1862 Settler Post, Pueblo County
Camp Elbert; AKA Camp Weld, Fort Weld – Military Camp 1861-1865, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Camp Enterprise – Mining Camp, Boulder County
Camp Evans – 1864 Military Camp, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Camp Fancy – Ext 1880-1884, Summit County; Site now in Eagle County
Camp Filmore – 1863-1865 Military Camps on the Arkansas River; in Pueblo and (then) Bent Counties. Six different sites; were called Camp Filmore.
Camp Francis – Mining Camp 1880s-1901, Boulder County
Camp Fulford; see Fulford – Est Bef 1887, Eagle County
Camp Galena; see Galena – Fremont County
Camp Genter – PO 1925-1930, Gunnison County
Camp George West – Military Post, Est ca1916, Jefferson County
Camp Greeley; see Greeley POW Camp – Weld County
Camp Gunter – Military Post, Est 1917, Pueblo County
Camp Hale – Military Post, Est 1942, Eagle County
Camp Harrington; now Cooper Hill Ski Area – Mining Camp Est ca1900, Lake County
Camp Hope – Est 1848 by John Fremont; Site now in Saguache County
Camp Hope – Mining Camp Est 1858; Site now in El Paso County
Camp Jimtown; later Jimtown; now Jamestown – Mining Camp Est 1860, Kansas Territory; Now in Boulder County
Camp Johnson – Military Camp Est 1936, Las Animas County
Camp Lay – Moffat County
Camp Livingston – 1835 Military Post; Site now in Sedgwick County
Camp Lyon – Mining Camp, Boulder County; (Short-lived)
Camp McDonald – Military Post 1906-1910, Jefferson County
Camp Nelson – On 1964 map, Jackson County; (Same site as 1924 Camp)
Camp Orman – Military Camp Est 1901, Boulder County
Camp Ouray – On 1924 map, Grand County
Camp Palmer Lake – Military Training Camp Est 1910, El Paso County
Camp Providence – Mining Camp Est 1875, Boulder County
Camp Rankin; later Fort Sedgwick – Est 1864, Weld County; Site now in Sedgwick County
Camp Relief – Miners Welfare Camp 1893-1894, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Camp Robins – 1860s Military Camp, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Camp Rose – Military Post 1867-1869, Saguache County
Camp Shumway – PO 1911-1924, Huerfano County; (PO moved to Gordon)
Camp Speer; now Fitzsimons – Est 1918, Adams County
Camp Spooner – Est 1858, Kansas Territory; Site now in Denver County
Camp Sterling – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Camp Tolcott; AKA Tolcott – Mining Camp, Boulder County
Camp Trinidad – Japanese Relocation Center 1943-1945; Las Animas County
Camp Trinidad – Military Camp 1913-1917, Las Animas County
Camp Tyler; see Fort Morgan – Morgan County
Camp Wardwell; see Fort Wardwell, Fort Morgan – Morgan County
Camp Weld; AKA Camp Elbert, Fort Weld – Military Camp 1861-1865, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Camp – On 1924 map, Jackson County; (Same site as 1964 Camp Nelson)
Campbird, Camp Bird – PO 1898-1918, Ouray County
Campion – Est 1907, Larimer County
Campo – Est 1912; Inc 1946, Baca County
Canadian – PO 1883-1891, Larimer County; On 1887-1923 maps; Site now in Jackson County
Canfield – PO 1878-1906, Boulder County
Cañon City; AKA Canyon City – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; Inc 1872, Fremont County
Cañon Mine – RR Stop 1899 map, Boulder County
Cañon – Conejos County
Canton – RR Stop 1923 map, Weld County
Capers – RR Stop 1909-1964 map, Pueblo County
Capitol City; see Crystal – Gunnison County
Capitol City – PO 1877-1920; Inc 1885, Hinsdale County
Capitol Hill – Est 1889, Pueblo County
Capitol Hill – Est 1905, Denver County
Capitol Hill – Est 1907, Boulder County
Capps; see Scissors – PO 1894-1901, Huerfano County
Capulin – Est 1867, PO Est 1881; Inc 1885, Conejos County
Carbon; see Carbonero – La Plata County
Carbonado – On 1964-1980 map, Huerfano County
Carbonate; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Carbonate – PO 1883-1886, Garfield County; Still on 1899 map
Carbonateville; AKA Carbonate City – PO 1879-1881; Inc 1879, Summit County; 1881 merged with Robinson; (Some maps show Eagle County location)
Carbondale; AKA Yellow Dog – Est 1883; Inc 1888, Garfield County
Carbonera – On 1922 map, Garfield County
Carbonero; AKA Carbon, Caronerio – RR Stop, La Plata County
Cardiff – PO 1889-1918, Garfield County; Still on 1980 map
Cardinal City – Est 1870, Boulder County; (Later moved to Cardinal)
Cardinal; AKA New Cardinal – PO 1905-1919, Boulder County
Carey, Carey's Camp – Est 1882, PO 1883-1884, Pitkin County
Carey – PO 1910-1916, Kit Carson County
Caribou – Est 1869, PO 1871-1917; Inc 1885, Boulder County; (Two townsites. First one burned to the ground.)
Carlisle, Carlisle Springs – RR Stop 1880-1923 map, Pueblo County
Carlisle – PO 1887-1890, Elbert County; Later Kit Carson County
Carlite – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Carlton – FKA Conroe, Grote; Est 1886, Bent County; PO 1891-1960, Prowers County
Carlton – RR Stop 1922 map, El Paso County
Carmel – PO 1881-1882, Chaffee County; Still on 1922 map
Carnero "1st" – PO 1870-1884, Saguache County; (PO moved to Green)
Carnero "2nd" – PO 1884-1911, Saguache County; (PO moved from Beidell)
Carney Heights – Est 1895, Mesa County
Caronerio; see Carbonero – La Plata County
Carpenter – On 1882-1909 map, Pueblo County
Carpenter – PO 1890-1891, Mesa County; Still on 1895 map
Carr Crossing – PO 1915-1930, Lincoln County
Carr – Est ca1872, Weld County
Carr – RR Stop 1922 map, Morgan County
Carracas – RR Stop 1895 map, Archuleta County; PO 1909-1911, Still on 1964 Map
Carriso Springs – PO 1888-1890, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Carriso – PO 1887-1895, Las Animas County; Still on 1899 Baca County map; (Different site than the later Carrizo)
Carrizo Townsite; AKA Carrizo, Corrizo – Est 1899, Baca County; PO 1899-1916
Carson; AKA Carson City, Carson Camp – PO 1889-1903, Hinsdale County
Carson – PO 1868-1870, Huerfano County
Carsonhart – 1917 PO, Las Animas County
Carter's – On 1881 map, San Miguel County
Carters – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Pueblo County
Carterville – Eagle County
Cary Ranch – PO 1914-1930, Routt County
Cary – PO 1888-1890, Arapahoe County
Casa – On 1923-1924 map, Otero County; (Same site as earlier Case)
Cascade; AKA Cascade City, Cascade Junction – Stage Station 1870s; PO 1880-1882, La Plata County
Cascade – Est 1886, El Paso County
Cascade – On 1885-1899 map, Chaffee County
Case; later Irving – PO 1897-1913, Douglas County; (Name changed 1913)
Case – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Otero County; (Same site as later Casa)
Cash Creek; AKA Cache Creek – Ext 1860-193_; PO 1862-1871, Lake County; Site now in Chaffee County
Cashin – PO 1898-1905, Montrose County; PO at Cashin copper mine
Cassels – PO 1899-1929, Park County
Casteel Creek – Eagle County
Castelar – PO 1905-1912, La Plata County
Castile; AKA Castiel – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Otero County
Castle Rock "1st"; now Douglas – Est 1871, Douglas County; (Name changed 1874)
Castle Rock "2nd" – Est 1874; (1874 PO moved from New Memphis); Inc 1881, Douglas County
Castle; now Eagle – PO Est 1885, Eagle County; (Name changed 1891)
Castles – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Eagle County
Castleton – Inc 1882, Gunnison County; PO 1882-1894
Castner – RR Stop 1923 map, Eagle County
Cathedral – PO 1898-1921, Hinsdale County
Catherin – PO 1888-1890, Conejos County; Site now in Alamosa County
Catherin – PO 1892-1902, Garfield County; (Same location as later Catherine??)
Catherine – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Otero County
Catherine – RR Stop 1923-1970 map, Garfield County
Catlin; now Manzanola – Est 1879, Bent County; (Name changed 1895); Now in Otero County
Catoga, Chatoga; now Grover – Est 1885, Weld County
Cattle Creek – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Garfield County
Cebolla – PO 1894-1935, Gunnison County
Cedar Cove – Larimer County
Cedar Creek – RR Stop 1885-1923 map, Montrose County; PO 1904-1924
Cedar Crest – Pueblo County
Cedar Grove – Pueblo County
Cedar Point – Stage Station/Small Town 1860-1890s; Kansas Territory, Site now in Elbert County
Cedar – Town, PO 1892-1943, San Miguel County
Cedaredge – Est 1882, PO Est 1894; Inc 1907, Delta County
Cedarhurst – PO 1903-1913, Las Animas County; (Some maps show Huerfano County)
Cedarwood – PO 1912-1943, Pueblo County
Celeryvale – On 1916 map, Adams County
Cemetery – RR Stop on 1895 map, El Paso County
Cenicero, Ceniceros; later Lobatos – Est 1894, Conejos County; (Name changed to Lobatos in 1902)
Centennial – Est 2000, Arapahoe County
Centennial – Michner's fictional Weld County town
Centennial – PO 1962-1977, Jefferson County
Center; orig Centerview – Est 1898, Saguache County; Inc 1906; (Now spans Saguache-Rio Grande County border)
Centerville, Centreville – PO 1868-1930, Lake County; Now in Chaffee County
Centerville – Listed 1895 map, Park County
Central City – Est 1859, Kansas Territory; Inc 1864, Gilpin County; (1869 PO moved from Mountain City)
Central Pueblo – Inc 1882, Pueblo County
Central – Inc 1886, Gilpin County
Centro – Conejos County
Cerro; AKA Cerro Summit – RR Station 1885-1923 map, Montrose County; (Located near Summit. Some maps show the names combined.)
Cerrusite; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Chacra – RR Staion on 1895-1899 map, Garfield County
Chaffee City, Chaffee; later Monarch – Est 1879, Chaffee County; (1883 name changed to Monarch)
Chaffee; AKA Chaffee City; later Monarch – PO 1879-1903, Chaffee County; (Renamed Monarch in 1883)
Chaffee – PO 1953-1964, Denver County; (Substation of Denver PO)
Chalk Creek Ranch; see Tabor City – Lake County
Chalk Creek; now Nathrop – Est 1879, Chaffee County; (Name changed 1880)
Chama – Est 1860, Inc 1885, Costilla County; PO Est 1907
Chama – Huerfano County
Chambers Lake – 1926 PO, Larimer County
Chambers – On 1923 map, Archuleta County
Chambers – PO 1880-1886, Larimer County; Still on 1899 map
Champion – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Chance – PO 1894-1901, Gunnison County
Chandler Junction – RR Stop on 1895 map, Fremont County
Chandler – Est 1890, Inc 1903, Fremont County; PO 1890-1942
Chaney – PO 1892-1894, Gunnison County
Channing – RR Stop 1909-1924 map, Prowers County
Chapel; later Graycreek – PO 1894-1921, Las Animas County; (Name changed 1895)
Chapelton – PO 1917-1922, Weld County
Chapin – PO 1890-1894, Kit Carson County
Chapman; now Newcastle – Est 1884, Garfield County; (Name changed 1888)
Chapman, Chapman's – RR Stop 1895-1920 map, Boulder County
Chappell – RR Stop 1895 map, Las Animas County
Charcoal – On 1885-1922 map, Chaffee County
Chase; RR Station was Weller – PO 1892-1911, Park County
Chatfield – RR Stop 1882-1887, Arapahoe County
Chatoga, Catoga; now Grover – Weld County
Chattanooga; orig Sheridan Junction – Est late 1870s, Inc 1885, San Juan County; PO 1883-1894
Chedsey – PO 1917-1918, Jackson County
Cheen – On 1923 map, Douglas County
Cheesman – PO 1900-1904, Jefferson County; Construction Camp for Cheesman Dam
Chelsea – RR Stop 1892-1902 map, Logan County
Chemung – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Cheyenne County; PO 1906-1910
Cheney Center, Cheneycenter – Est ca1886, Bent County; PO 1917-1936, Prowers County
Chenoa – PO 1886-1895, Weld County; Later Logan County
Chenoweth – PO 1897-1900, Elbert County
Cheraw – Inc 1890, Otero County
Cherokee City; later Latham, Ft. Latham – Est 1861, PO 1862-1870, Weld County; (Name changed 1863)
Cherokee Park; orig Saint Cloud – PO 1884-1933, Larimer County; (Name changed 1913)
Cherrelyn; AKA Cherrylyn – PO 1894-1916, Arapahoe County; Absorbed by Engelwood
Cherry Creek – PO 1869-1886, Arapahoe County
Cherry Creek – PO Est 1963, Denver County; (Substation of Denver PO)
Cherry Hills Village – Est 1870; Inc 1945, Arapahoe County
Cherry Valley – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County
Cherry – PO 1900-1920, Douglas County
Cherrylyn; see Cherrelyn – Arapahoe County
Chester – RR Station on 1895-1923 map, Saguache County
Cheyenne Mountain – El Paso County; (NORAD HQ- North American Air Defense Command)
Cheyenne Wells; Old Cheyenne Wells – Est 1859, Kansas Terr; PO 1869-1870, Douglas County; Stage Stop about 5 miles from the; current Cheyenne Wells, Cheyenne County
Cheyenne Wells – PO Est 1876, Bent County; Inc 1890, Cheyenne County; (Many sources combine the two listings)
Chicken Hill – Lake County; Absorbed by Leadville
Chico Basin – Ext 1909-1920, El Paso County
Chico – RR Stop 1882-1909 map, Pueblo County
Chicosa Junction – RR Stop 1882-1964 map, Las Animas County
Chicosa – PO 1890-1910, Las Animas County
Chihuahua – Mining Camp, 1880-1890; PO 1880-1892, Inc 1880, Summit County
Chilcott – PO 1884-1890, Pueblo County
Childs Park; AKA Childs Ranch – PO 1912-1919, Hinsdale County
Chile Springs – Listed 1896, Park County
Chilili; AKA Chilelilla – Est 1887, Las Animas County
Chimayosas; later Jansen – Las Animas County
Chimney Gulch – On 1885-1895 map, Jefferson County
Chimney Rock – FKA Piedre; Est ca1880, Archuleta County; (PO moved from Dyke 1950)
Chinaman's Gulch – Park County; (Fairplay's "China Town")
Chinatown – Est ca1885, Gilpin County
Chinn City; see Silver Creek – Clear Creek County
Chipeta; later Independence – Inc 1881, Pitkin County; 1899 PO
Chipeta; now Naturita – Est 1881, Gunnison County; (Name changed 1882); Now in Montrose County
Chipeta – 1895 PO, Delta County; On 1895-1923 map
Chipita Park – FKA Ute Park; Est 1890, El Paso County
Chivington – Est 1887, Inc 1888, Bent County; Now in Kiowa County
Chloride; also see Ashcroft – PO 1881-1882, Pitkin County; (brief name for Ashcroft)
Chromo – Est 1881, Archuleta County; PO moved from Price in 1885
Church's – RR Stations 1882-1920 map, Jefferson County; (There were three different Church's stations)
Cima – RR Stop, La Plata County
Cima – RR Stop, Las Animas County
Cimarron – Est ca1875, Montrose County; PO Est 1883
Cimmaron City – Est 1927, Baca County
Cimmaron Hills – El Paso County
Citadel – On 1887 map, Douglas County
Citizen – On 1897 map, Gunnison County
City of Mines; now Victor – Est bef 1893, El Paso County; Now in Teller County
Clanda – PO 1920-1926, Las Animas County
Claremont; now Stratton – Est 1888, Elbert County; (Name changed 1906); Now in Kit Carson County
Clarence – 1892 PO, Gunnison County; Townsite adjoined Marble
Clark Colony – Est 1892, Arapahoe County
Clark – Est 1889, Routt County
Clarks, Clark – RR Stop 1909 map, Weld County
Clarkson – PO 1892-1898, Grand County
Clarkston – Est 1897, Boulder County
Clarkville – Est 1933 (PO 1938-1954), Yuma County
Claud – On 1887 map, Gunnison County
Claud – PO 1882-1888, Elbert County
Clay, Clay Spur – RR Stop on 1895 map, Jefferson County
Clay – RR Stop, Pueblo County
Claytonia – PO 1881-1892, Saguache County; Still on 1899 map
Clear Creek Junction – RR Stop, Jefferson County
Clearwater; AKA Gillette Station, Gitrells Ranch, Poverty Ranch – Stage Station Est 1859, Nebraska Terr.; PO 1862-1864, Weld County; Site now in Sedgwick County; (PO moved from/to Julesburg)
Clelland – RR Stop on 1895 map, Fremont County
Clemmons – PO 1882-1898, Elbert County; PO moved to Schley
Cleora – PO 1876-1882, Chaffee County; RR Stop on 1899 map
Clermont – PO 1881-1883, Elbert County
Cletemore, Cletamore – Lake County
Cleveholm; see Redstone – Pitkin County
Cleveland; AKA Bell's Camp – Est 1880, Summit County; PO 1883-1884, Eagle County
Cleveland – Est 1884, Mesa County
Cleveland – PO 1885-1886, Custer County
Cliff Junction – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Fremont County
Cliff Spur – RR Stop on 1895 map, Larimer County
Cliff; AKA Cliffdale – PO 1889-1933, Jefferson County; Cliff 1889-1894; Cliffdale 1894-1896; Cliff 1896-1923, and Cliffdale 1923-1933
Cliffdale; AKA Cliff – PO 1889-1933, Jefferson County; Cliff 1889-1894; Cliffdale 1894-1896; Cliff 1896-1923, and; Cliffdale 1923-1933
Clifford – FKA Mirage; Est 1870s, Lincoln County; Clifford PO 1908-1918
Clifford – Mining Camp Est ca1876, Gilpin County
Clifton Camp; see Shavano – Chaffee County
Clifton; see Westcliffe – Custer County
Clifton – Est 1882, Mesa County; PO Est 1900
Clifton – Mining Camp 1880-1900, Lake County
Clifton – RR Stop 1884-1892 map, Boulder County
Climax; AKA Fremont Pass – Est 1887, Lake County; (1899-1916 known as Fremont Pass)
Clines Ranch – Stage Stop, Montrose County
Clinton City – Mining Camp, Summit County; Absorbed by Kokomo
Clinton; see Gilman – Eagle County
Clinton – PO 1879-1881, Custer County
Clonmell; later Cramer – PO 1898-1904, Fremont County; (Name changed 1901)
Cloud City; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Cloud, Cloud City – 1881 PO, Gunnison County
Cloudcrest – PO 1916-1918, Jefferson County
Clover – PO 1895-1902, Mesa County
Clover – PO 1912-1922, Huerfano County
Cloverly; AKA Calverly – On 1920's maps,Weld County
Clyde – FKA Seward; PO 1896-1909, El Paso County; (Name changed 1899); Now in Teller County
Clyde – PO 1889-1920, Baca County
Coal Basin, Coalbasin – On 1881-1910 map, Pitkin County; PO 1901-1909
Coal Branch Junction – RR Station on 1895 map, Park County
Coal Creek Canyon – Jefferson County
Coal Creek Junction – RR Stop 1887 Map, Fremont County
Coal Creek, Coalcreek – Est 1872; Inc 1882, Fremont County
Coal Creek – PO 1864-1873, Boulder County; Still on 1885 map
Coal Creek – RR Stop 1909 map, Jefferson County
Coal Creek – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County
Coal Mine – On 1923 map, Jefferson County
Coal Park, Coalpark – PO 1890-1896, Boulder County
Coal Spur – RR Station on 1895 map, Park County
Coal Track – RR Stop on 1895 map, Jefferson County
Coalbasin, Coal Basin – On 1881-1910 map, Pitkin County; PO 1901-1909
Coalby – PO 1906-1912, Delta County
Coaldale; orig DePauls – Est 1884, Fremont County; PO Est 1891 (Moved from Hendricks)
Coalmont – Est 1911, Larimer County; Now in Jackson County
Coalpark, Coal Park – PO 1890-1896, Boulder County
Coalridge; AKA Vulcan – PO 1889-1893, Garfield County; RR Stop 1890s-1920s; Located at the Vulcan Coal Mine
Coalview – PO 1916-1921, Routt County
Coberly's Ranch; AKA Halfway House – Stage Station 1858-1870s, Douglas County
Coburn – On 1964 map, Delta County
Cochem – PO 1897-1899, Chaffee County; Still on 1923 map
Cochetopa – Inc 1881, Saguache County; PO 1877-1916
Cochetopa – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Cockrell – PO 1879-1892, Conejos County
Cody Park – Jefferson County
Cody – RR Stop on 1895 map, Washington County; (very near Xenia)
Coffee Pot Springs – Garfield County
Coke Oven – On 1924 map, Montrose County
Cokedale – Est 1906; Inc 1949, Las Animas County
Colby – Delta County
Cold Spring – Custer County
Cole – PO 1907-1919, Kit Carson County
Coleman – PO 1915-1919, Weld County
Coleyville; later Saint John – Est 1861, Summit County
Colfax – Inc 1891, Arapahoe County; Absorbed by Denver in 1897
Colfax – PO 1862-1863, Douglas County
Colfax – PO 1870-1879, Custer County; (PO moved to Blumenau)
Colina; AKA Colinas – RR Stop, La Plata County
Collbran – Est 1891; Inc 1908, Mesa County
College Hill – RR Stop 1920 map, Jefferson County
College View – PO 1946-1948, Arapahoe County
Coloflats; now Branson – Est 1915, Los Animas County
Colona; now La Porte – Est 1844, PO 1860-1861; Renamed Laporte ca1861, Now in Larimer County
Colona; orig Hotchkiss – Est ca1860, Lake County; 1876 in San Juan County then; PO 1891-1943, Ouray County
Colorado City – FKA Crow Junction Est 1963, Pueblo County
Colorado City – PO Est 1860 Kansas Terr.; Inc 1886, El Paso County; 1917 absorbed by Colorado Springs
Colorado Sierra – Est 1966, Gilpin County
Colorado Springs – PO Est 1871, Inc 1872, El Paso County
Colorow; orig Brown PO; now Olathe – Est ca1880, Montrose County; (Brown PO est 1883, renamed Olathe 1896)
Colorow, Coloraw – PO 1882-1903, Grand County
Columbia; now Telluride – Mining Camp Est 1874, Ouray County; Inc 1885, San Miguel County; Telluride PO Est 1880
Columbia – PO 1888-1890, Kit Carson County
Columbine Grove – Mesa County
Columbine Hills – PO Est 1983, Jefferson County; (Littleton PO Substation)
Columbine Lodge – On 1964 map, Grand-Jackson County Border
Columbine Valley – Inc 1959, Arapahoe County
Columbine; later Poudre Park – Larimer County
Columbine – Est 1896, Routt County
Columbine – La Plata County
Columbus – PO 1882-1884, Chaffee County
Columbus – PO 1894-1903, La Plata County
Coluta – RR Stop 1923 map, Rio Blanco County
Comanche – PO 1911-1923, Adams County
Comargo – On 1922 map, Custer County
Comer – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Comfort – On 1887 map, Mesa County
Commerce City, Commerce Town; orig Derby – Est 1910, Inc 1952, Adams County; (Name changed from Derby in 1963)
Commodore Camp – Est ca1889, Costilla County; Site now in Alamosa County
Como "1st"; later King, King Park, King City – Est bef 1879, Park County
Como "2nd" – FKA Stubbs Ranch; Est 1879, Inc 1883, Park County
Concentrator – RR Stop on 1923 map, Pitkin County
Conchita Junction – RR Stop on 1895 map, Huerfano County
Concord; see Lascar – Huerfano County
Concord – Est 1891, Pueblo County
Concrete – On 1923 map, Huerfano County
Concrete – PO 1908-1921, Fremont County
Condon; AKA Condon's Corner, Congdon – Est 1885, Arapahoe County; PO 1887-1892; (1887 PO moved from Wales); (1892 PO moved to Vernon); Site is now in Yuma County
Condon – On 1880 map, Park County
Conejos Ferry – On 1885 map, Conejos County
Conejos – Est 1855, New Mexico Terr.; PO Est 1862, Inc 1885, Conejos County
Conell; see Connell Springs – Lincoln County
Conger; AKA Conger's Camp – Mining Camp Est 1879, Summit County; PO 1880-1881; (PO moved to Argentine [Station])
Conger – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Conger – PO 1894-1895, Routt County; (PO moved to Pallas)
Congress; AKA Congresstown – Mining Camp, San Juan County; PO 1883-1884
Conifer; orig Hutchinson – Est 1860, Jefferson County; (Name changed 1894)
Connejos Camp; later Loyton, Stunner – Conejos County
Connell Creek; AKA Conell, Cornell, Cornett Creek – ca1860s, Stage Stop, Douglas County; Site now in Lincoln County
Conqueror – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Conrad – PO 1897-1905, Park County
Conroe; see Carlton – RR Stop 1899 map, Prowers County
Conrow – FKA Arbourville; PO 1881-1882, On 1887 map, Chaffee County
Consol – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Consolidated – 1905 PO, Huerfano; (Never operated?)
Content – PO 1901-1913, La Plata County
Contrite, Cortrite – PO 1889-1892, Park County
Cookville – On 1887 map, Gunnison County
Coon Creek – ca1860s Stage Stop, Douglas County; Site now in Lincoln County
Coon Valley – Kiowa County; (Active until 1902)
Cooper City – On 1887 map, Boulder County
Cooper; AKA Taylor – PO Est 1881, Summit County; Named Taylor 1882-1886, Eagle County; Renamed Cooper 1886-1890; (PO moved to Tennessee Pass)
Cooper; AKA Tennessee Pass – Est 1880s, Lake County
Cooper – On 1916-1923 map, Morgan County
Cooper's Camp – 1880s Mining Camp, Pitkin County
Coopers Camp – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Cope – Est 1888, Washington County; (PO moved from Gray 1889)
Copper Mountain – Est 1977, Summit County
Copper Rock – PO 1892-1915, Boulder County
Copper Spur – FKA Coppertown; PO 1922-1955, Eagle County; (Name changed 1929)
Copper; later Ionia – PO 1898-1899, Mesa County
Copperdale – Est 1882; PO 1882-1883, Jefferson County
Copperfield – PO 1907-1910, Fremont County
Copperton – 1917 PO, Eagle County
Coppertown; later Copper Spur – PO 1922-1955, Eagle County; (Name changed in 1929)
Coraville – 1959 PO, Kansas Terr.; Merged with Denver City
Coraville – PO 1887-1888, Boulder County
Corcoran – PO 1889-1894, Arapahoe County; Site now in Washington County
Cordova Plaza – Las Animas County
Cordova; Town also called East Weston – PO 1881-1889, Las Animas County; (1889 PO moved to Weston)
Corinth – PO 1887, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Minneapolis); Site now in Baca County
Corkscrew District – 1880s Mining Camp, Summit County
Corkscrew Gulch – RR Stop on 1895 map, Ouray County
Corkscrew – RR Stop on 1895 map, Montezuma County
Cornelia – On 1909-1920 map, Bent County
Cornell, Cornett Creek; see Connell Springs – Lincoln County
Cornell – 1903 PO, San Miguel County; (Never operated?)
Cornish – Est 1911, Weld County; PO 1914-1967
Cornwall – Est 1879, Inc 1885, Rio Grande County; (1882 PO moved to Jasper)
Corona; now Dearfield – Est ca1887, Weld County
Corona; now Wiggins – Est 1874, Weld County; Now in Morgan County; (Name changed in 1896)
Corona – RR Station on Grand-Gilpin County Border
Coronado – On 1922 map, Arapahoe County
Coronado – RR Stop 1884 map, Bent County; Site now in Cheyenne County
Coronado – RR Stop 1884-1902 map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Corrizo; AKA Carrizo, Carrizo Townsite – PO 1899-1916, Baca County
Cortez – Est 1886, La Plata County; Inc 1902, Montezuma County
Cortrite, Contrite – PO 1889-1892, Park County
Cory Station – On 1923 map, Delta County
Cory – Est 1895, Delta County
Coryell; later Stanley – PO 1887-1891, Costella County; (Name changed 1890); Site now in Alamosa County
Cosden – PO 1883-1885, Gunnison County
Costilla Ferry – On 1885-1899 map, Costilla County
Costilla – Est 1862, Costilla County; 1872 re-survey of the state line placed; Costilla in Taos County, New Mexico
Cotopaxi – Est ca1873, Fremont County; PO Est 1880
Cotsworth – PO 1882-1883, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Cottage Grove – On 1880 map, Park County
Cotton Creek; later Mirage – PO 1875-1927, Saguache County; (Name changed 1895)
Cottonwood Springs – PO 1879-1895, Chaffee County
Cottonwood – On 1895-1922 map, Gilpin County
Cottonwood – Saguache County
Coulter – PO 1884-1904, Grand County
Courow City – Inc 1881, Chaffee County
Cousin Springs; AKA Cozzens – PO 1914-1920, Pueblo County
Coventry – PO 1894-1917, Montrose County
Cowan – RR Stop 1920-1923 map, Jefferson County
Cowans – PO 1915-1929, Lincoln County
Cowdrey, Cowdry – Est 1882, Larimer County; PO Est 1901, Now in Jackson County
Cox Mine – On 1923 map, Las Animas County; (Near Forbes)
Cox – On 1924 map, Adams County
Cox – PO 1903-1905, Gunnison County
Coxo; later Cresco – On 1885-1923 map, Archuleta County
Cozy Corner – Adams County
Cragmor – On 1964 map, El Paso County
Cragmor – PO 1927-1935, El Paso County; (Sanatorium in Colorado Springs)
Crags – PO 1911-1913, Boulder County; (Resort above Eldorado Springs)
Craig South Highlands – Moffat County
Craig; orig Yampa – Est 1883, Routt County; (Name changed 1889); Inc 1908, Moffat County
Crall – On 1960s map, Yuma County; (Probably didn't exist)
Cramer; orig Clonmell – PO 1898-1904, Fremont County; (Name changed 1901)
Crane Park – RR Station on 1895-1899 map, Lake County
Crater; later Pershing – Est ca1910, Routt County
Crawford – Est 1882; Inc 1910, Delta County
Crazy Camp; see Maysville – Chaffee County
Creech; see Genoa – Lincoln County
Creede – Est ca1890, Saguache County; Inc 1892, Mineral County; (Absorbed Jimtown, Amethyst and Bachlor)
Creedetown; see North Creede – Mineral County
Creedmore; see Jimtown – Mineral County
Cree's Camp – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Crescent City, Crescent – Est 1870s, 1880 PO, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Crescent Village – Boulder County
Crescent – PO 1889-1894, Grand County
Crescent – PO 1907-1922, Boulder County; PO Re-established 1959
Cresco – FKA Coxo; On 1885-1923 map, Archuleta County
Crest – PO 1909-1923, Weld County
Crested Butte – Est 1879, Inc 1880, Gunnison County
Crestone, Creston – Est 1879, Inc 1901, Saguache County
Creswell – PO 1870-1908, Jefferson County
Crevasse – RR Stop 1880s-1923 map, Mesa County
Crews – RR Stop 1909-1968 map, El Paso County
Cripple Creek; orig Fremont; briefly Morland – Est 1891, El Paso County; Now in Teller County; (Site homesteaded in 1876)
Crisman – PO 1876-1918, Boulder County
Cristal City – Inc 1883, Gunnison County
Cristo; AKA Sangre de Cristo – Mining Camp 1885 map, Costilla County
Cristonie – PO 1872-1873, Saguache County; (Site of later Crestone?)
Critchell – PO 1899-1945, Jefferson County
Crocker – PO 1880-1882, Summit County
Croft – RR Stop 1923 map, Crowley County
Crook – Est 1881, Weld County; Inc 1918, Logan County
Crooke City, Crooke; AKA Granite Falls – Mill Town, Hinsdale County
Crooksville; AKA Crookstown, Crookton – PO 1878-1906, Gunnison County
Crookton, Crookstown; see Crooksville – Gunnison County
Cross Mountain – PO 1919-1943, Moffat County
Cross Tie – On 1887 Map, Delta County
Crosson, Crossons – PO 1879-1931, Jefferson County
Crossroads – Boulder County; (Substation of Boulder PO)
Crouse – RR Stop 1916-1924 map, Larimer County
Crow – PO 1885-1907, Pueblo County
Crowley – Est 1880, PO Est 1914; Inc 1921, Crowley County
Crows Nest; see Fort LeDuc – Fremont County
Crows Roost – PO 1913-1916, El Paso County; (Ranch PO)
Crystal City of the Rockies; see Aspen – Pitkin County
Crystal Creek – RR Stop 1887-1923 map, Gunnison County
Crystal Hill – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Crystal Lake – On 1880s map, Lake County
Crystal Lake – PO 1892-1894, Jefferson County
Crystal Ranch – On 1923 map, Pitkin County
Crystal Springs – Est ca1888, Yuma County; Abandoned by 1895
Crystal Springs – Est 1888, Kit Carson County; Shown on 1892-1923 maps.
Crystal, Crystal City; AKA Capitol City; FKA Rock Creek – PO 1882-1909, Gunnison County
Crystal, Crystal Creek – RR Stop 1885-1924 map, Montrose County.
Crystola – FKA Langdon; PO 1907-1913, Teller County; (Name changed 1911); Still on 1964 map on El Paso - Teller County Border
Cuatro; AKA Quatro – PO 1903-1907, Las Animas County; (Colorado Fuel & Iron Coal Camp)
Cub Town; see Beartown – Hinsdale, La Plata, San Juan Counties
Cuba – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Pueblo County
Cuchara, Cuchara Camps – Est 1916, Huerfano County
Cucharas, Cacharas; AKA Cuchara Junction – PO 1870-1921, Huerfano County
Cuenin; AKA Cuerin – PO 1884-1892, Saguache County; (PO moved to Cochetopa)
Cuerna Verde Park – Pueblo County
Culebra; see San Luis – Costilla County
Culver – RR Stop on 1895 map, El Paso County
Cumberland – Mining Camp, La Plata County
Cumbres – PO 1889-1937, Conejos County; D&RG RR Station at summit of Cumbres Pass
Cummings – Mining Camp, Grand County
Cummings – Mining Camp, Jackson County
Cunningham Gulch – Mining Camp, San Juan County
Curran – 1880 PO, Gunnison County
Currant Creek Junction; see Parkdale – Fremont County
Currant, Currant Creek – PO 1870-1901, Fremont County
Currecanti; AKA Curecano – RR Stop 1887-1923 map, Gunnison County
Curtin – RR Station on 1895-1923 map, Summit County
Curtis – PO 1888-1901, Washington County
Curtis – PO 1901-1915, El Paso County
Curtis – RR Stop on 1895 map, Pueblo County
Custer City – Est and died June 11, 1902, Custer County; Shortest-lived place in Colorado?
Cuthbertson – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Larimer County
Cyanide – PO 1895-1907, Fremont County

Dacono – Est 1907, Inc 1908, Weld County
Daffodil PO; Town named Trumbull – PO 1896-1908, Jefferson County; (1908 PO moved to Deckers)
Dailey – PO 1900-1903, Garfield County
Dailey – PO 1915-1961, Logan County
Dairy Place – Est 1898, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Dakan – PO 1896-1898, Douglas County
Dake – PO 1883-1892, Park County; Still on 1899 map
Dalerose – PO 1916-1943, Las Animas County
Dallas Divide – FKA Aurora; PO 1894-1909; (PO moved to Noel); Site on Ouray - San Miguel County Line
Dallas, Dallas City – FKA Gold City; AKA Umiweep, Umaweep; PO 1884-1899, Inc 1889, Ouray County; (PO moved from Lawrence)
Dallasville – PO 1877-1879, Ouray County
Damascus – PO 1914-1917, Lincoln County
Daniels; now Edgemont – PO 1949-1954, Jefferson County
Darlow – On 1920 map, Adams County
Davenport – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Saguache County
David's Well – Stage Station, Cheyenne County
David's; PO was Howbert – RR Stop on 1899 map, Park County
Davidson – PO 1873-1878, Boulder County
Davies – 1895 PO, Pitkin County
Davis – Mining Camp, Routt County
Davis – On 1887 map, Las Animas County; PO 1878-1879
Dawkins – PO 1885-1907, Pueblo County; (PO moved to Pinon)
Dawson – PO 1890-1894, Jefferson County
Dawson – PO 1917-1919, Routt County
Dayton – Est Bef 1887, Bent County; Site now in Kiowa County; (In 1887 townsite moved to Eads)
Dayton – Lake County Seat 1866-1868; Died before 1881; (1868 PO moved to Granite)
Dayton – PO 1897-1911, Gunnison County
De Beque, Debeque – Est 1888, Inc 1890, Mesa County; (PO moved from Ravensbeque)
De Nova – PO 1916-1955, Washington County
Deadman Cow Camp – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Deadwood Diggings; later Gambell Gulch – Est 1859, Kansas Territory; Site now in Gilpin County
Deadwood – Park County
Dean – PO 1900-1913, Las Animas County
Dean – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Deane, Deansbury; later Strontia Springs – Est 1879, Douglas County; (1879 PO moved from Platte Canon); (Name changed 1892)
Dearfield – Est 1914, Weld County; (Same site as earlier Corona)
Debeque; see De Beque – Est 1888, Mesa County
Debs – PO 1915-1925, Hinsdale County
Decatur; later Argentine – Est ca1868 PO 1879-1885; Inc 1882, Summit County
Decatur – PO 1888-1891, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Decker – RR Stop 1909-1956 map, Weld County
Deckers – Est ca1885, Douglas County; (Served by Permberton and Daffodil POs prior to 1908)
Deep Channel – PO 1922-1926, Moffat County
Deep Creek, Deepcreek – PO 1900-1936, Routt County
Deep Creek – RR Stop on 1895 map, San Miguel County
Deer Park – RR Stop on 1923-1924 map, Routt County
Deer Ridge – Est 1913, Larimer County
Deer Run – On 1895-1924 map, Mesa County
Deer Trail, Deertrail – Est 1875, Inc 1920, Arapahoe County
Deer Valley – PO 1871-1878, Park County; Still on 1885 map; (PO moved to Bailey)
Deercreek – PO 1896-1899, Jefferson County
Deering's Well – Stage Station, Cheyenne County
Deermont – Arapahoe County
Deermont – Jefferson County
Defiance; see Fort Defiance; and Glenwood Springs – Garfield County
Del Carbon, Delcarbon – PO 1915-1953, Huerfano County
Del Mine, Del Mino – 1880s Mining Camp, San Juan County; PO 1883-1884
Del Norte – Est 1872, Conejos County; PO Est 1883; Inc 1885, Rio Grande County
Del Rio – PO 1942-1946, Conejos County
Delagua – PO 1903-1954, Inc 1903, Las Animas County
Delaware City; AKA Delaware Flats, Preston – 1859 Mining Camp; PO 1861-1884, Summit County; (PO moved to Braddock)
Delaware Flats – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Delhi – Est ca1892, Las Animas County; PO 1908-1913 (PO moved to Bloom); PO 1919-1975 (PO moved from Edwest)
Delite – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Prowers County
Dell's Camp; see Howbert – Park County
Delphi; later Wallstreet – PO 1895-1898, Boulder County
Delta – Est 1882, Gunnison County; Inc 1883, Delta County
Dempsey – RR Stop, Pueblo County
Dennison's; AKA Dennisons Ranch – Stage Stop 1850s-1885, Nebraska Terr.; Later Weld County; Site now in Logan County
DeNova – PO 1916-1955, Washington County
Dent – On 1916-1970 map, Weld County
Denver Arms Plant; now Denver Federal Center – Military Arsenal 1941-1946, Jefferson County
Denver Junction; see Julesburg – Inc 1885, Weld County; Now Julesburg, Sedgwick County
Denver Mills – FKA Sheffield; PO 1892-1918, Arapahoe County; Later Denver County
Denver Stockyards; AKA Stockyards – PO Est 1904, Denver County
Denver – FKA Denver City; Est 1858, Kansas Terr. PO Est 1860; Inc 1885, Arapahoe County; Denver County since 1903
Deora – Est 1920, Baca County
DePauls; see Coaldale – Mining Camp, Fremont County
Derblay; see Washburn – Ext 1892-1895, Arapahoe County; 1892 PO
Derby Junction – Eagle County
Derby; now Commerce City – Station on 1895 map, Arapahoe County; PO Est 1910, Adams County; (Name changed 1963)
Derby – PO 1888-1889, Eagle County
Derry Ranch – 1911 Mining Camp, Lake County
Derry – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Deti – RR Stop 1924 map, Ouray County
Deuel – PO Est 1883, Weld County; Townsite Est 1886; Site now in Morgan County; (1907 PO moved to Weldona)
Deuel – RR Station on 1895-1899 map, Las Animas County
Deur; AKA Duer – PO 1916-1920, Prowers County
Devil's Hole; see Beulah – Pueblo County
Devine; later Black Mountain – PO 1898-1911, Park County; (Name changed 1899)
Devine – Est ca1876, Pueblo County
Dexter – PO 1896-1911, Grand County
Dick – On 1895-1923 map, Weld County
Dickey – RR Station on D&SP; PO 1892-1893, Summit County; (Site under Dillon Reservoir)
Dicks – PO 1926-1935, Las Animas County
Dickson; later Bradford – PO 1879-1885, Huerfano County
Dillingham – PO 1911-1920, Washington County
Dillon – Est 1879, Inc 1883, Summit County; Town moved 1960. Orig townsite under Dillon Res.
Dillview – Est 1890, Las Animas County
Dinan – 1929 PO, San Miguel County; (Never operated?)
Dinosaur; orig Artesia – Est 1914; Inc 1947, Moffat County; (Name changed 1966)
Disappointment – PO 1919-1920, Dolores County
Diston – RR Stop 1882-1956 maps, Bent County; 1908 PO, Kiowa County
Divide, Divide Lake; later Palmer Lake – RR Station Est 1871, El Paso County; PO was Weissport; (Palmer Lake Est 1883)
Divide – Est 1877, PO Est 1889, El Paso County; Same site as earlier Ute Pass, Now in Teller County
Divide – PO 1874-1885, Lake County; Later RR Stop on 1899 map, Chaffee County
Divide – Pueblo County
Dix – PO 1890-1907, La Plata County
Dixie Lake – RR Stop 1924 map, Gilpin County
Dixon – On 1882-1923 map, Weld County
Dixon – On 1909-1927 map, Larimer County
Dixons Mill – RR Stop 1895-1916 map, Boulder County; Other maps show Weld County Location
Doby – RR Stop 1920s, Elbert County; Still on 1970 map
Dodd – PO 1904-1907, Morgan County
Dodgeville – 1907 PO, Kit Carson County
Dodsonville; AKA Dodson; later Linwood – PO 1873-1886, Las Animas County; (1876 renamed Linwood)
Dogtown – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Dollard – On 1964 map, Gunnison County
Dolomite; later Higgins, Newett – PO 1886-1890, Chaffee County
Dolores – Est 1878, La Plata County; Inc 1900, Montezuma County
Dome Rock – PO 1880-1911, Jefferson County; (PO moved to Longview)
Dominguez – Est Bef 1887, PO 1907-1913, Delta County
Dominion – Boulder County
Dora Fort; AKA Fort Dora – Settler Fort 1848-1849; Site now in Custer County
Dora; AKA Ladora – RR Station, Gilpin County
Dora; later Gove – PO 1879-1883, Custer County
Dora – 1906 PO, Chaffee County
Doran – PO 1901-1907, Park County; (Same site as earlier Leavick; and later Horseshoe POs.)
Dorchester – PO 1901-1912, Gunnison County
Dorcus – On 1923 map, Fremont County
Dorsey – RR Stop on 1916-1970 map, Sedgwick County
Dotsero – Est 1880, PO 1882-1948, Eagle County
Double Adobe – On 1916 map, Crowley County
Douglas City – Lake County; (Shown in Pitkin County on some maps)
Douglas; orig Castle Rock – Est 1871, Inc 1885, Douglas County
Douglas – Mining Camp 1881 map, San Miguel County
Dove Creek – Est 1915; Inc 1939, Dolores County
Dover; AKA Dover Siding – RR Station on 1895 map, Weld County; PO 1905-1931
Dowd, Dowds Junction – Est ca1907, Eagle County
Downer; also see Monarch – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Boulder County; PO 1904-1915
Downieville; AKA Downeyville – Early Stage Stop, Clear Creek County; Now a truck stop
Downing – PO 1886-1896, Las Animas County
Doyle, Doyleville; briefly Gilman – Est 1881, Gunnison County; (PO named Gilman Apr 1882-Mar 1883; Place shown as Gilman on 1887 maps)
Dragoo – PO 1915-1916, El Paso County
Drake – Est 1905, Larimer County
Drake – PO 1881-1882, Gunnison County
Drakes – Est ca1902, Larimer County
Drennan; orig Hibbard – Est 1920, El Paso County; (Name changed 1922)
Dresdon – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Huerfano County
Drew – PO 1884-1886, Gunnison County
Driscoll – 1896 PO, Fremont County; (Never operated?)
Druce – PO 1916-1922, Las Animas County
Dry Gulch – PO 1896-1898, Routt County
Dryer – PO 1916-1917, Jackson County
Dublin Bay – 1916 PO, Morgan County
Dubois – PO 1894-1910, Gunnison County
Dubois – Stage Station, Cheyenne County
Dudley; AKA Dudleyville – PO 1872-1880, Park County; (PO moved from Montgomery City)
Duer; AKA Deur – PO 1916-1920, Prowers County
Duff – PO; site AKA Bird, Schuyler, Magnolia and Sable – PO 1884-1896, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Duffield – El Paso County
Duke – 1908 PO, Pueblo County
Dumont – FKA Mill City; AKA Dumond; Mill City Est 1859, Kansas Territory; Dumont PO Est 1880, Clear Creek County
Duncan; later Gotera, Lone Oak – PO 1901-1928, Las Animas County; (Renamed Gotera 1916, Lone Oak 1922)
Duncan – PO 1892-1900, Saguache County
Duncan – RR Station on 1895 map, Delta County
Dunckley; see Dunkley – Routt County
Dundee – RR Stop 1892-1902 map, Pueblo County
Dune – PO 1891-1895, Saguache County; RR Stop 1899 map
Dunkley; AKA Dunckley – PO 1892-1942, Routt County; Still on 1964 map
Dunton – PO 1892-1954, Dolores County
Dunul – On 1923-1996 map, Rio Grande County
Dupont – Est 1926, Adams County
Durango West – La Plata County
Durango – Est 1880, Inc 1881, La Plata County
Durham – Mesa County
Dutchtown – Teller County
Dwyer Spur – RR Stop on 1895 map, Summit County
Dyer – RR Stop on 1895 map, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Dyersville – 1880s Mining Camp, Summit County
Dyerville; AKA Overville – On 1885 map, Custer County
Dyke – PO 1901-1950, Archuleta County; (PO moved to Chimney Rock)

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