Place Names E-K

Eads – Est 1887, Bent County; Inc 1916, Kiowa County
Eagalite; see Eaglite – Mesa County
Eagle City; see Ohio – Gunnison County
Eagle Creek; see Eagle Rock – Boulder County
Eagle Junction – Mining Camp, Teller County
Eagle Park – On 1887 map, Eagle County
Eagle Rock; AKA Eagle Creek – PO 1876-1877, Boulder County
Eagle Sampler – Mining Camp, Pitkin County
Eagle; prev Castle, Rio Aguila, McDonald – Est 1885; 1891 name changed to Eagle; Inc 1905, Eagle County
Eagle – PO 1880-1882, Summit County; Site now in Eagle County
Eagle's Nest – Stage Stop, Weld County
Eaglite, Eagalite; later Plateau City – Est 1895, Mesa County; Renamed in 1901
Earl, Earle – On 1879 map, Las Animas County; PO 1895-1923
Early Spring – 1883 PO Garfield County
East Alamosa – Alamosa County
East Argentine – 1867 PO, Clear Creek County
East Canon – Inc 1905, Fremont County
East Lasalle – RR Stop 1950 map, Weld County
East Leadville; AKA Leavick, Horseshoe, Doran – Park County
East Mancos – RR Stop 1899 map, Montezuma County
East Portal – Est 1923, Gilpin County; (At East end of Moffat Tunnel)
East Portal – Montrose County
East Ridge – Arapahoe County; (Substation of Aurora PO)
East Tincup – PO 1960-1963, Jefferson County; (At amusement park)
East Weston; PO was Cordova – PO (Cordova) 1881-1889, Las Animas County
Eastcliffe – Custer County
Eastdale – PO 1895-1909, Costilla County
Easterbrook Park; see Estabrook – Park County
Eastlake – Est 1912, Adams County
Easton; later Eastonville – PO 1872-1932, El Paso County; Name changed in 1883
Easton; see Fraser – Grand County
Easyville – Est 1899, Washington County
Eaton Park; later Indian Hills – Jefferson County
Eaton; prev Eatonton – Est 1882; Inc 1892, Weld County
Ebert – RR Stop 1899 map, Araphoe County; (Site now in Adams County)
Echo Lake – Est 1921, Clear Creek County
Echo – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Eckert – Est 1891, Delta County
Eckley – PO Est 1883 Weld County; Town Est 1889 Washington County; Inc 1920, Yuma County
Eclipse – 1890s Mining Camp, El Paso County; Absorbed by Elkton, Teller County
Eclipse – On 1881 map, San Juan County
Economic Junction – Mining Camp, Teller County
Eddy – PO 1890-1913, Routt County
Eden – PO 1890-1914, Pueblo County
Edenview – PO 1919-1920, Las Animas County
Edge Plain – Est 1889, Pueblo County
Edgemont; prev Daniels – PO Est 1954, Jefferson County
Edgerton – PO 1870-1902, El Paso County; (PO moved to Pikeview)
Edgewater – Est 1890; Inc 1904, Jefferson County
Edison – On 1956 map, El Paso County
Edith – PO 1883-1885, Routt County
Edith – PO 1895-1917, Archuleta County; Spanned Colorado/New Mexico Border; PO 1904-1909, Rico Arriba County New Mexico; Still existed 1964 Archuleta County
Edler – PO 1916-1947, Baca County
Edlowe – PO 1896-1899, El Paso County; RR Stop 1920s, Teller County
Edwards – Est 1883, Eagle County
Edwest – PO 1916-1919, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Delhi)
Egeria – PO 1883-1900, Routt County
Eggers – PO 1926-1944, Larimer County
Egnar – Est 1917, San Miguel County
Eight Mile Creek – Stage Station, Arapahoe County
Eiler – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Lake County
Eisner – Pueblo County
El Jebel – RR Stop 1923-1980 map, Eagle County; PO Est 1973
El Moro, Elmoro; AKA Moro, Fort Moro – PO 1876-1933, Las Animas County
El Paso; AKA El Paso City; later Buttes – Est 1862, El Paso County; (Renamed Buttes in 1893)
El Paso – Est 1858, Kansas Territory; (Short-lived)
El Pueblo; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
El Rancho – Est 1953, Jefferson County
El Vado – Boulder County
El Valle del Gutierrez; later Stonewall – Las Animas County
Elba – PO 1910-1958, Washington County
Elbert – Est 1875, Elbert County
Elco – PO 1905-1914, La Plata County
Elder – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Otero County
Eldora; prev Eldorado – Est 1897, Inc 1898, Boulder County
Eldorado Springs; prev Hawthorne – Est 1904, Boulder County; (Renamed in 1930)
Eldred – PO 1892-1907, Fremont County
Eldredge – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Ouray County
Electra – RR Stop on 1923 map, La Plata County
Elephant Park – Jefferson County
Elephant; also see Red Elephant – 1881 PO, Clear Creek County
Eleven Mile Village – Park County
Elgin; later Waunita – Est 1882, Gunnison County; (PO renamed in 1885)
Elizabeth – Est 1880; Inc 1890, Elbert County
Elizabethtown; see Georgetown – Clear Creek County
Elk Creek Acres – Jefferson County
Elk Creek – PO 1864-1865, Jefferson County; RR Stop 1895 map
Elk Creek – RR Stop, Gunnison County
Elk Horn; see Elkhorn – Larimer County
Elk Lodge – On 1964 map, Garfield County
Elk Mountain Lodge – Pitkin County
Elk Mountain – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Elk Park – Gilpin County
Elk Park – RR Stop on 1881-1923 map, San Juan County
Elk Ridge – Routt County
Elk Springs – Est 1884, Moffat County; PO Est 1924
Elk, Elko – RR Stop on 1895-1924 map, Saguache County
Elkdale – PO 1920-1925, Grand County
Elkhead – PO 1884-1924, Routt County
Elkhead – PO 1927-1929, Moffat County
Elkhorn, Elk Horn – PO 1879-1917, Larimer County
Elkhorn – Mining Camp, Routt County
Elko, Elk – RR Stop on 1895-1824 map, Saguache County
Elko – PO 1881-1884, Gunnison County
Elkton – PO 1881-1882, Gunnison County
Elkton – PO 1895-1926, El Paso County; Later Teller County
Ella – PO 1873-1876, Greenwood County; Later Bent County; Site now in Prowers County
Ellicott – PO 1895-1916, El Paso County
Ellwood; see Elwood – Rio Grande County
Elm – On 1909-1968 map, Weld County
Elmoro Junction – RR stop on 1890s map, Las Animas County
Elmoro; AKA El Moro – PO 1876-1933, Las Animas County
Elm's Ranch – Est 1887, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County; (Absorbed by Pearl)
Elphis – PO 1916-1923, Kit Carson County
Elsmere – PO 1889-1890, El Paso County
Elwell – Weld County
Elwood; AKA Ellwood – PO 1882-1899, Rio Grande County
Elyria – Inc 1890, Arapahoe County; PO 1895-1904 (moved from Lyman); Annexed by Denver in 1897
Embargo – PO 1903-1905, Saguache County
Emerson – PO 1888-1890, Logan County; Later Phillips County
Emery – PO 1892-1897, La Plata County
Emma – Est 1883, Garfield County; Now on Eagle-Pitkin County Border
Emma – PO 1881-1882, Gunnison County
Empire Station; AKA Empire Junction – RR Stop, Clear Creek County
Empire; prev Empire City; AKA Union City, Valley City – Est 1860, PO Est 1861; Inc 1882, Clear Creek County
Engineer City – Mining Camp Est 1881, Ouray County; (Part of camp extended into Hinsdale County)
Engle, Engleville; AKA Engleberg, Engleburg – PO 1882-1913, Las Animas County
Engleburg – PO 1918-1923, Las Animas County
Englewood – Est 1875; Inc 1903, Arapahoe County
English Gulch – RR Stop on 1895 map, Lake County
Eno – On 1916-1940 maps, Adams County
Ensign – RR Stop 1884-1887 Map, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Ent Air Force Base; orig Colorado Springs Air Base – Est ca1942, El Paso County; PO closed 1975; Now US Olympic Team Training Center
Enterprise – On 1899-1923 map, Dolores County
Enterprise – PO 1879-1881, Jefferson County; (Moved to Platte Canon)
Ephriam; later Sanford – Inc 1885; PO 1881-1888, Conjeos County
Erickson Spur – RR Stop 1916 map, Pueblo County
Erie – Est 1871, Inc 1885, Weld County; (Now spans Boulder-Weld border)
Escalante Forks – Est 1916, Mesa County
Escalante – 1903 PO, Mesa County; (Never operated?)
Escalante – On 1895-1923 map, Delta County
Escalante – PO 1889-1893, Routt County; Site in Moffat County
Eskdale – PO 1911-1933, Adams County
Espinoza; prev Los Fuertecitos de Encarnacion – PO 1905-1933, Conejos County
Estabrook; AKA Easterbrook Park – PO 1880-1937, Park County
Estelene – PO 1910-1927, Baca County
Estes Park – Est 1876; Inc 1917, Larimer County
Estrella – Alamosa County
Eula – PO 1900-1902, Routt County; Site in Moffat County
Eureka – Est 1872, La Plata County; Inc 1883, San Juan County; PO 1875-1942
Eureka – Mining Camp, Gilpin County; (Absorbed by Central City)
Eureka – Park County
Eureka – RR Stop 1882-1897 map, Bent County; Later Cheyenne County
Eva – 1889 PO, Montrose County
Evans – Est 1869; (1870 PO moved from Latham); Inc 1885, Weld County
Evanston – Weld County
Evansville; AKA Big Evans – On 1879-1900 map, Lake County
Evansville – Rio Grande County
Everett; AKA Evert, Halfway House, Seiden's Ranch – Stage Stop, Mining Camp; PO 1881-1887, Lake County
Evergreen Lakes – Est 1889, Lake County
Evergreen; prev The Post – Est ca1866, Jefferson County; PO Est 1876
Eversman – PO 1899-1900, Boulder County; RR Stop on 1909 map
Excelsior – On 1885-1887 map, Mesa County; PO 1889-1890
Excelsior – PO 1866-1871, Pueblo County
Exchequer; AKA Exchequerville – PO 1881-1883, Saguache County

Fair Play; see Fairplay – Park County
Fairfax – PO 1884-1885, Grand County; Still on 1922 map
Fairfield – On 1940-1964 map, Phillips County
Fairmont – Stage Station, Elbert County
Fairmount; now Swink – Est 1900, Otero County; (Name changed in 1906)
Fairplay, Fair Play; AKA Fairplay Diggings, Platte City, South Park City, Sacramento Flats – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; Inc 1880, Park County; (1859 - Fair Play, Fairplay Diggings; 1861 - Platte City, Fairplay; 1869-1874 South Park City, 1874 - pres. Fairplay)
Fairview; see Fruita – Mesa County
Fairview – On 1885-1922 map, Pueblo County
Fairview – PO 1882-1913, Custer County
Fairview – RR Station on 1895-1899 map, Montrose County
Fairview – Teller County
Fairville; later Slaghts; now Shawnee – PO 1878-1900, Park County; (Name changed in 1879 and 1900)
Fairy Glen – RR Station on 1895-1899 map, Fremont County
Falcon Air Station, Falcon Air Force Base; now Schriever AFB – Est 1985, El Paso County
Falcon – Est 1887, El Paso County
Falfa; prev Alfalfa, – Est ca1900, PO 1924-1954, La Plata County
Fall Creek – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, San Miguel County; (Near location of later town.)
Fall Creek – Town, PO 1933-1943, San Miguel County; (Same site as 1880s Seymour, Silver Pick)
Fall River – Est 1860, Clear Creek County
Far View – Montezuma County
Farisita; prev Huerfano Canon, Talpa – Est ca1855, Huerfano County; Farisita PO Est 1923
Farley – 1908 PO, Kit Carson County
Farmers, Farmer's Spur – RR Stop 1895-1968 map, Weld County
Farncomb Hill; see Lincoln City – Summit County
Farnham, Farnham Spur – RR Station, Summit County; PO 1881-1895
Farr – PO 1907-1946, Huerfano County
Farwell; Townsite was Independence – PO 1881-1882, Pitkin County
Farwell – PO 1888, Garfield County
Farwell – PO 1892-1894, Rio Blanco County
Fary – 1881 PO, Fremont County
Fayette – Otero County
Fearnowville – Pueblo County
Federal Center – Jefferson County
Federal Heights – Inc 1940, Adams County
Fenders – Jefferson County
Fenton – RR Stop 1916 map, Otero County
Ferbertie – PO 1916-1918, Boulder County
Fergus; AKA Hawkins – PO 1888-1890, Bent County; Fergus still on 1923 map, Kiowa County
Ferguson; later Silt – PO 1883-1891, Garfield County
Ferncliff – Boulder County
Ferndale – On 1923 map, Jefferson County
Fernleaf – RR Stop 1923 map, Fremont County
Fidler – PO 1881-1882, Fremont County
Fields Trading Post – On 1964 map, Jefferson County
Fife – RR Stop 1910 map, Larimer County
Fifteen Mile House; AKA Pierson – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Filger City – 1880s Mining Camp, Summit County
Finntown – Mining Camp, Lake County
Fir – Costilla County
Fire Clay – Jefferson County
Firestone – Est 1907, Inc 1908, Weld County
Firstview – PO 1907-1961, Cheyenne County
Fish Hatchery – On 1924 map, Conejos County
Fisher – PO 1895-1908, Pueblo County
Fisher – PO 1899-1890, Chaffee County; Still on 1923 map
Fisher – RR Stop 1892 map, Boulder County
Fisher's Fort; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
Fisherville – Est 1889, San Juan County; (At Fisher Stamp Mill)
Fisk's Broadway Gardens – Park and Townsite, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Fisk's Orchard Place, Fisk's Gardens – Est 1892, Jefferson County; (Second part of Fisk's development)
Fitzsimons, Fitzsimons Army Medical Center; orig Camp Speer; briefly Bunell PO – Est 1918, Adams County; (Closed 1998)
Five Points – PO 1908-1915, Denver County
Flagler; prev Bowser, Marlowe – Est 1887, Elbert County; Inc 1916, Kit Carson County
Flanders – Park County
Flat Top – PO 1915-1921, Washington County
Flat – Grand County
Flats; AKA McClure House – Est 189_, Pitkin County
Flats; AKA Scramento Flats – Est 1878, Park County; (Absorbed by Fairplay)
Flaugh – On 1923 map, Archuleta County
Fleming; orig Calvert PO, Twenty-Nine Mile Siding – Est 1887, Weld County; (1888 name changed to Fleming); Inc 1917, Logan County
Flemings Ranch – Stage Station & PO 1863-1875, Weld County
Fletcher; now Aurora – Inc 1891, Arapahoe County
Flora – PO 1889-1894, Sedgwick County
Florence; prev Frazerville – Est 1860, Kansas Territory; 1872 Renamed Florence; Inc 1887, Fremont County
Floresta – PO 1897-1919, Gunnison County
Florida – PO 1877-1881, La Plata County
Florida – RR Stop on 1899 map, La Plata County; (Different site from earlier PO)
Florissant – Est 1870, Inc 1891, El Paso County; Now in Teller County
Floyd Hill – RR Station on 1895 map, Clear Creek County; PO 1912-1937
Flues – PO 1915-1933, Las Animas County
Fluorspar Mine – Mining Camp, Mineral County
Flying M Ranch – On 1964 map, Saguache County
Flying W – Est 1880s, Mesa County
Focus – PO 1921-1926, Custer County
Folsum – 1880 PO, San Miguel County; (At the Folsum Mines)
Folsum – Town Est ca1880, Ouray County; Absorbed by Pandora, San Miguel County
Fondis – PO 1895-1954, Elbert County
Fontaine City – Est 1858, Kansas Terr.; Site now in Pueblo County
Foosel; AKA Foose's Camp, Foose's Gulch – Ext 1879-189_, Chaffee County
Foothills – PO 1921-1927, Pueblo County
Forbes Junction – PO 1906-1910, Las Animas County
Forbes – PO 1889-1929, Las Animas County
Ford – PO 1881-1885, Fremont County; (1885 PO moved to Texas Creek)
Ford – PO 1909-1917, Yuma County; (1917 PO moved to Wages)
Ford – RR Stop 1916-1968 map, Logan County
Forder – PO 1901-1944, Lincoln County
Forest City; see Saint Elmo – Chaffee County
Forest Hill – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Forestdale – PO 1914-1926, Custer County
Forks Creek, Forkscreek – Est 1872, Jefferson County
Forks – PO 1898-1905, Larimer County
Formby – PO 1895-1901, Montezuma County
Fort Amity – Salvation Army Camp; Ext 1898-1908, Prowers County
Fort Arnett – Settler Fort Est 1879, Summit County; Site now in Eagle County
Fort Baker; see Camp Collins, Fort Collins – Larimer County
Fort Beaubois; see Beaubois Fort – 1860s Settlers Fort, Huerfano County
Fort Big Spring – Military Post 1858-1870; Site now in Cheyenne County
Fort Boyd – Settler Camp 1859-1860, Nebraska Terr; Site now in Weld County
Fort Breckenridge; see Fort Meribeth – Summit County
Fort Carson; prev Camp Carson – Est 1942, El Paso County; (Renamed Fort Carson 1954)
Fort Cass; AKA Gantts Fort – Trading Post 1831-1835; Site now in Pueblo County
Fort Cedar Point – Military Post 1867-1868, Douglas County; Site now in Elbert County
Fort Chambers – Settler Post 1864-1902, Boulder County
Fort Collins; prev Camp Collins, Fort Baker – Military Post 1864-1867; Town Est 1865; Inc 1883, Larimer County
Fort Convenience – Trading Post 1832-1834; Site now in Adams County
Fort Crawford; prev Uncompahgre Cantonment – Military Post Est 1880; RR Stop on 1895 map, Montrose County
Fort Crockett; AKA Fort Davy Crockett, Fort Misery – Trading Post 1837-1840; Site now in Moffatt County
Fort Defiance – Settler Post Est 1879, Garfield County; (On Ute Reservation)
Fort DeReemer – Ext 1879, Fremont County; (Denver and Rio Grande RR Fort in the Royal; Gorge to keep out Santa Fe RR track crews.)
Fort Dominguez – Trading Post; Site now in Delta County
Fort Dora; see Dora Fort – Settler Fort 1848-1849; Site now in Custer County
Fort Fauntleroy – Early name for Fort Lyon, New Mexico often; mistakenly associated with Colorado's Fort Lyon
Fort Fisher; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
Fort Flagler – Military Post 1879-1880, La Plata County
Fort Fraeb – 1840s Trading Post; Site now in Routt County
Fort Gantt; AKA Gantts Fort – Trading Post 1831-1834; Site now in Bent County
Fort Garland – Military Post & Town Est 1858, New Mexico; Territory, PO Est 1865, Fort Closed 1887; Town now in Costilla County
Fort George; see Fort Saint Vrain – Weld County
Fort Gerry – Trading Post 1830s-1854; Site now in Weld County
Fort Henderson – Settler Fort, Pueblo County
Fort Holly – 1860s Settler Fort, Bent County; Site now in Prowers County
Fort Huerfano; see Autobees Ranch – Bent County
Fort Huntsville; AKA Fort Peoples, Fort Oakes, Oaks Folly – Settlers Fort Est 1859, Kansas Terr; Site now in Douglas County
Fort Independence; see Fort Leche – Otero County
Fort Jackson – Trading Post 1837-1844; Site now in Weld County
Fort Juana; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
Fort Junction – Est 1866, Gilpin County; PO 1866-1867
Fort Junction – Settlers Fort Est 1864, Weld County
Fort Lancaster; see Fort Lupton – Weld County
Fort Latham; orig Cherokee City, Latham; AKA Camp Curtis – Est 1861 (Cherokee City), Weld County; (1863 renamed Latham, 1864 Ft. Latham)
Fort Leche; AKA Milk Fort, Peebles Fort, Fort Independence – Trading Post Est 1839; Site now in Otero County
Fort LeDuc; AKA Fort Maurice Ledoux, Buzzards Roost; Maurices Fort, Crows Nest – Trading Post 1839-1849; Site now in Fremont County
Fort Lewis "1st"; AKA Fort Pagosa – Military Post Est 1877, Conejos County; Site now in Archuleta County
Fort Lewis "2nd" – Military Post Ext 1880-1891, La Plata County; RR Stop 1899-1920s map
Fort Lincoln – Settlers Fort Est 1864, Douglas County
Fort Logan; prev Camp Cooper, Camp Logan, Fort Sheridan – Military Post Est 1887, Arapahoe County; Now a National Cemetery and state hospital in Denver County
Fort Lookout; see Fort Saint Vrain – Weld County
Fort Lupton; briefly Fort Lancaster, Weld – Military/Trading Post, Est 1836; PO Est 1861, Nebraska Terr.; Town Est 1882, Inc 1890, Weld County
Fort Lyon (2nd) – US Army Post Est 1866, Huerfano County; Has been in Las Animas, and Pueblo Counties; Fort Lyon 2 was closed in Dec 1889.; Site now in Bent County just east of the town of Fort Lyon
Fort Lyon (Old Fort Lyon); prev Fort Wise, Bent's New Fort, Fort Bent – US Army Post Est ca1855, Kansas Territory at Bent's Fort; Fort was north of Prowers in (now) Bent County.; In 1866, the Army moved to Fort Lyon 2.
Fort Lyon (today); briefly New Fort Lyon – US Navy Hospital, Est 1907, Bent County; Transferred to VA in 1922.; Transferred to Colo. Dept. of Corrections in 2001.
Fort Lyon (Town of) – PO Est 1921, Bent County
Fort Lyon National Cemetery – At Fort Lyon, Bent County
Fort Marbury; see Fort Meribeth – Summit County
Fort Mary B; see Fort Meribeth – Summit County
Fort Massachusetts – Military Post 1852-1858; Site now in Conejos County; First permanent US Army Post in Colorado
Fort Maurice LeDoux, Fort Maurice; see Fort LeDux – Fremont County
Fort McHenry – On 1885 Map, Summit County
Fort Meeker – Military Post Est 1887, Rio Blanco County
Fort Meribeth; AKA Fort Mary B, Fort Marbury; Fort Breckenridge – Settlers Fort Est 1859; Site now in Summit County
Fort Misery; see Fort Crockett – Moffat County
Fort Moore; AKA Washington Ranch, Fort Washington – Stage Station Est 1862; PO 1866-1868, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Fort Morgan; AKA Camp Tyler, Post Junction, Camp Wardwell, Fort Wardwell – Military Post 1865-1868; Town Est 1866, Weld County; (1866 PO moved from Junction House); Inc 1887, Morgan County
Fort Moro; AKA El Moro, Moro – Settler Post Est 1876, Las Animas County
Fort Namaqua; see Namaqua – Trading Post Est 1858, Nebraska Terr.; Site now in Larimer County
Fort Nepesta; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
Fort Oakes; AKA Fort Huntsville, Fort Peoples – Settlers Fort Est 1859; Site now in Douglas County
Fort Pagosa; see Fort Lewis – Archuleta County
Fort Pella – Settler Post Est 1861, Boulder County
Fort Peoples; see Fort Oaks, Fort Huntsville – Douglas County
Fort Pueblo; AKA El Pueblo, Fort Nepesta, Pueblo Almagre, Fort Spaulding, Fort Juana, Fisher's Fort, Fort Fisher – Trading Post 1842-1854; Site now in Pueblo County
Fort Reynolds; AKA Marcys Camp – Military Post 1867-1872, Pueblo County; PO 1869-1870
Fort Rice – Settlers Post 1860s-1876, Pueblo County
Fort Roubidoux; see Fort Uncompahgre – Montrose County
Fort Saint Vrain; orig Fort Lookout, Fort George – Trading Post 1836-1854; (Abandoned 1854, later rebuilt see St. Vrain, St. Vrains); Site now in Weld County
Fort Sanders – Trading Post Est 1858, Kansas Territory; Site now in Adams County
Fort Sangre de Cristo; See Spanish Fort – Huerfano County
Fort Schofield – Military Post, Grand County
Fort Sedgwick; AKA Camp Rankin – Military Post 1864-1871; PO 1866-1869, Weld County; Site now in Sedgwick County
Fort Sheridan; see Fort Logan – Arapahoe County
Fort Spaulding; see Fort Pueblo – Pueblo County
Fort Sterling – 1870s Settlers Sod Fort, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Fort Talpa – Settler Fort Est 1820; Site now in Huerfano County
Fort Uncompahgre; AKA Fort Roubidoux – Trading Post 1830-1844; Site now in Montrose County
Fort Vasquez – Trading Post 1835-1840; Site now in Weld County
Fort Wardwell; see Fort Morgan – Morgan County
Fort Washington; AKA Quick Ranch Fort – 1860s Military Post, Douglas County
Fort Washington; see Fort Moore – Logan County
Fort Weld; AKA Camp Elbert, Camp Weld – Military Post 1861-1865, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Fort Wicked; AKA Godfrey's – Stage Stop, Est ca1860, Nebraska Terr.; (Same site as later 1873 South Platte PO); Site now in Logan County
Fort William; see Bents Fort – Otero County
Fort Wise; also see Fort Lyon – Military Post, Bent County; PO 1860-1862
Fort Worth Crossing – RR Stop on 1895 map, Las Animas County
Fortification – PO 1883-1922, Routt County; Later in Moffat County
Fortune Placer; AKA Fortune – Ext 1911, Park County
Fosdick; see Boone – RR Station on 1895 map, Pueblo County
Fossil Creek – RR Stop 1882-1922 map, Larimer County
Fosston – Est 1909, Weld County; PO 1910-1941
Fountain Valley School – PO 1957-1982, El Paso County
Fountain – Est 1864; Inc 1903, El Paso County; (Area named La Fontaine Qui Bouille by; early French explorers)
Four Corners Crossing – Bent County
Four Corners – Larimer County
Four Corners – Lincoln County
Four Mile House – 1860s-1870s Stage Stop, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Fouret – 1919 PO, Las Animas County; (Never operated?)
Fourmile – PO 1895-1899, Routt County; Site in Moffat County
Fourth of July Camp – On 1875 map, Boulder County
Fowler; prev Oxford; briefly Alexander – Est 1882, Bent County; Name changed 1890; Inc 1900, Otero County
Fowler – RR Stop 1923 map, Crowley County
Fowler's Lookout – Trading Post 1821-1822; Site now in Pueblo County
Fox Creek – Conejos County
Fox, Fox Ranch – PO 1890-1912, Arapahoe County; Ranch post office, site now in Yuma County
Foxfield – Inc 1994, Arapahoe County
Foxton; prev Park Siding – Est 1876, Jefferson County; Name changed 1909
Fraley – PO 1916-1918, Summit County
Frances – PO 1898-1907, Boulder County
Franceville Junction – PO 1892-1899, El Paso County
Franceville – PO 1881-1894, El Paso County
Francisco, Francisco Ranch, Francisco Plaza; see La Veta – Huerfano County
Franklin; AKA Franklin Junction – RR Stop, La Plata County
Franklin – 1880s Mining Camp, Summit County
Franklin – RR Stop 1899 map, Las Animas County
Franktown, Frankstown; prev California Ranch – Est ca1861; Inc 1885, Douglas County
Fraser POW Camp – 1944-1945 Camp, Grand County
Fraser; AKA Easton, Frazier, Frazer – Est 1871; Inc 1953, Grand County
Frawley – PO 1916-1918, Summit County
Frazerville; now Florence – Est 1860, Kansas Territory; Renamed 1872, Fremont County
Frederick – Est 1907; Inc 1908, Weld County
Fredonia – PO 1892-1900, Bent County
Fredonia – PO 1892-1900, Bent County
Free Gold – PO 1880-1881, Chaffee County
Freedom; orig Morgan – PO 1900-1905, Conejos County; Name changed 1901
Freeland; AKA Trail Creek Camp – Est 1877; PO 1879-1908, Clear Creek County
Freeman – On 1964 map, Rio Grande County
Fremont Junction – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Fremont Mine – RR stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Fremont Pass; see Climax – Lake County
Fremont; briefly Morland; now Cripple Creek – Est 1891, Inc 1892, El Paso County; Now in Teller County
Fremont – PO 1908-1914, Washington County
Fremont – Stage Station, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Fremonts Butte – Rail Stop, 1885 map, Weld County; Same site as Pinneo in todays Washington County
Fremonts Orchard – Stage Station, PO 1863-1877, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
French Creek; AKA French River – Mining District, Summit County
French – Mining Camp, 1881 map, San Miguel County
Freshwater; now Guffey – Inc 1897, Park County
Frick – Baca County
Friend; briefly Frontier Legion – Est 1886, PO 1887-1901, Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Frisco – Est 1879; Inc 1880, Summit County
Frontier City – Est 1906, Lincoln County
Frost – PO 1899-1901, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Frost's Ranch; prev Virginia; later Rock Ridge – PO 1871-1872, Douglas County
Fruita; orig Fairview, Fruitvale, Mesa – Est 1883, Mesa County; Renamed Fruita in 1884, Inc 1894
Fruitmere – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Fruitvale – Est 1948, Mesa County
Frys – RR Stop 1916 map, Larimer County
Fulford; AKA Camp Fulford – Est Bef 1887, PO 1892-1910, Eagle County
Fulton – PO 1866-1867, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Funston – Garfield County
Furman – RR Stop 1916-1924 map, Pueblo County
Futurity – Chaffee County

Gabbert – PO 1898-1903, Ouray County
Galatea – PO 1887-1948, Bent County; Later Kiowa County
Galena Gulch – Mining Camp, Summit County
Galena – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Galena – PO 1877-1885, Fremont County; (Some maps place it just inside Custer County)
Galeton; prev Zita – Est 1909, Weld County; (Renamed 1910)
Galien – Est Bef 1892, Logan County
Gallinas – RR Stop, Las Animas County
Gallop – RR Stop, Adams County
Gambell Gulch; prev Deadwood Diggings – Est 1859, Kansas Territory; Site now in Gilpin County
Gann – RR Stop 1909-1924 map, Douglas County
Gantts Fort; AKA Fort Cass – Trading Post 1834-1835; Site now in Pueblo County
Gantts Fort; AKA Fort Gantt – Trading Post 1831-1834; Site now in Bent County
Garcia; AKA Los Garcias; prev Manzanares – Est 1849, New Mexico Territory; PO Est 1901, Costilla County
Garcia – On 1923-1964 map, Las Animas County
Garden City – Inc 1938, Weld County
Gardner; briefly Huerfano Canyon – Est ca1871, Huerfano County
Garfield; prev Junction City – Est 1880, Chaffee County
Garfield – Mining Camp 1887 map, Gunnison County
Garibaldi; now Villa Grove – Est 1870, Saguache County; Renamed 1872
Garland City; RR Stop was Mortimer – Est 1858, New Mexico Territory; Abandoned by 1880s, Costilla County
Garland – PO 1877-1878, Costilla County; RR Construction Camp
Garmesa – Mesa County
Garner's Creek – Mining Camp 1885 map, Saguache County
Garnett – PO 1888-1921, Costilla County; Site now in Alamosa County
Garo – Est 1863, Park County; PO 1888-1955
Garrison; now Hooper – Est 1891, Alamosa County
Gary; prev Gilsonite – PO 1957-1985, Mesa County; (Renamed Gary 1974)
Gary – PO 1899-1954, Morgan County
Gaskill – PO 1880-1886, Grand County
Gassy, Grassy; later Cameron – Est 1892, Teller County
Gate City; see Golden Gate – Jefferson County
Gates – Weld County
Gateview – PO 1892-1895, Gunnison County
Gateway – Arapahoe County; (Substation of Aurora PO)
Gateway – Est 1890, Mesa County; PO Est 1903
Gato; now Pagosa Junction – Archulata County
Gault – PO 1900-1916, Weld County
Gavin – PO 1916-1917, Mesa County
Gaylords – RR Stop on 1895 map, Jefferson County
Geary; AKA Geary's Fort, Geary's Ranch; also see Fort Gerry – Est ca1885, PO 1888-1894, Weld County
Gebhard; now Agate – PO Est 1881, Elbert County; Renamed in 1882
Gem PO; Town was Lubers – PO 1907-1913, Bent County
Gem Village – Est 1942, La Plata County
Genesee Park – Jefferson County
Geneva; AKA Geneva Creek, Geneva Gulch – Park County
Geneva – Clear Creek County
Genoa; orig Cable; briefly Creech PO – Est 1888, Elbert County; (Renamed Genoa in 1895); Inc 1925, Lincoln County
Georgeston – Ext 1930s-1940s, Yuma County; Store/gas station on US 36 no PO
Georgetown; AKA Elizabethtown – Est 1860, PO Est 1866; Inc 1868, Clear Creek County
Georgia Bar – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Georgia Gulch; see Parkville – Summit County
Gerbazdale – 1918 PO, Pitkin County
Gerrard – Rio Grande County
Gerry's; see Fort Gerry – Trading Post Est 1830s; Site now in Weld County
Gibson Gulch – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Gibson; briefly Wabash – PO 1911-1923, Saguache County
Giddings – RR Stop 1909-1924 map, Larimer County
Giese – RR Stop, Morgan County
Gilcrest – Est 1907, Inc 1912, Weld County
Gill – Est 1909, Weld County
Gillespie – PO 1890-1894, Jefferson County
Gillett, Gillette – PO 1894-1913, Inc 1895, El Paso County; Later Teller County
Gillette Station; AKA Gitrells Ranch, Clearwater, Poverty Ranch – Stage Station Est 1859, Nebraska Terr; Site now in Sedgwick County
Gillette – 1888 PO, Las Animas County
Gilman "Station"; First PO for Belden, Gilman – Supply train stop for Gilman; PO Est 1886, Eagle County
Gilman; orig Clinton, then Battle Mountain, Rock Creek – RR Stop 1881, Eagle County; Town Est 1886; PO Closed 1985
Gilman; see Doyleville – PO 1882-1883, On 1887 map, Gunnison County
Gilman, Gilmans – PO 1874-1876, Jefferson County; RR stop on 1895 map
Gilmore – Est 1913, Conejos County
Gilpin – On 1887 map, Jefferson County
Gilpin – PO 1897-1917, Gilpin County
Gilpin – RR Stop, Bent County
Gilson Gulch – Est ca1880, On Clear Creek-Gilpin County Border
Gilsonite; later Gary – PO 1957-1985, Mesa County; (Renamed 1974)
Gintown; see Jimtown – Mineral County
Girard – PO 1912-1917, Lincoln County
Gitrells Ranch; see Gillette Station – Stage Station, Sedgwick County
Givens – Gunnison County
Glacier Lake – PO 1906-1908, Boulder County; Still on 1924 map
Glacier, Glaciers – PO 1914-1915, RR Stop, Gunnison County
Glade Park; orig Big Park – Est 1910, Mesa County
Glade – RR Stop 1882-1923 map, Douglas County
Gladel – PO 1922-1929, San Miguel County
Gladstone – PO 1878-1912; Inc 1885, San Juan County
Glanwyn, Gladwyn – PO 1885-1890, Archuleta County
Gleason Gulch – 1890s Mining Area, Lake County
Glen Comfort – Larimer County
Glen Cove – Teller County
Glen Echo – Larimer County
Glen Eden – Routt County
Glen Eyrie – El Paso County
Glen Grove – PO 1869-1877, Douglas County
Glen Haven – Est 1917, Larimer County
Glen Park – On 1922 map, El Paso County
Glen – PO 1905-1920, Washington County
Glenbrook – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Glencliff; prev Alpine – On 1924 map, Chaffee County
Glencoe; PO was Arloa – On 1899-1920 map, Montezuma County
Glencoe – RR Stop 1892-1902 map, Jefferson County
Glendale; PO was Condon, Wales – Ext 1880s Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Glendale – Est 188_, Boulder County
Glendale – Inc 1952, Arapahoe County
Glendale – PO 1877-1909, Fremont County; (PO moved to Penrose)
Glendevey – Est 1902, Larimer County
Gleneath – PO 1910-1916, El Paso County
Glenelk – Jefferson County
Gleneyre – PO 1895-1912, Larimer County
Glenham; later Barela – PO 1873-1930, Las Animas County; Name changed 1874
Glenisle – Park County; (Same site as Maddox)
Glenn – PO 1896-1903, El Paso County
Glentivar – PO 1921-1955, Park County; (Same site as earlier Sulpher Springs)
Glenwood Springs; AKA Defiance; orig Barlow – Est 1883, Inc 1885, Garfield County
Glick – RR Stop 1916 map, Weld County
Globe – RR Stop, Huerfanco County
Globeville – Est 1890, Inc 1891, Arapahoe County; Absorbed into Denver in 1902
Glory; see Beecher – PO 1924-1925, Yuma County; (Brief name for Beecher PO)
Glovers – RR Stop 1923 map, Larimer County
Godfrey; later Buick – PO 1873-1916, Elbert County; (Renamed ca1905)
Godfrey's; AKA Fort Wicked – Stage Stop ca1860, Nebraska Terr.; Site now in Logan County; (Same site as 1873 South Platte PO)
Godo – On 1923 map, Huerfano County
Goff – PO 1888-1910, Kit Carson County; Still on 1922 map
Golconda – PO 1894-1895, Montezuma County
Gold Creek; see Ohio – Gunnison County
Gold Dirt – PO 1861-1867, Gilpin County
Gold Hill Station – RR Stop, Boulder County; (RR was never built)
Gold Hill, Goldhill – Est 1859, Boulder County; PO Est 1863
Gold Lake – Est 186_, Boulder County
Gold Park – PO 1881-1883, Summit County; Site in Eagle County
Gold Rock – 1896 PO, El Paso County; (Never operated?)
Gold Run; also seeBeartown – Mining Camp, La Plata County
Gold Run – Mining Camp 1881-1885 map San Miguel County
Gold Run – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Golddale – Mining Camp 1887 map, Gunnison County
Golddale – PO 1882-1885, Douglas County
Golden City – RR Stop 1880s map, Rio Blanco County
Golden Gate; AKA Gate City – PO 1860-1863, Kansas Terr.; Site now in Jefferson County
Golden; prev Golden City – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; PO Est 1860, Inc 1871, Jefferson County
Goldfield – Inc 1899, El Paso County; PO 1895-1932, Teller County
Gomers Mills – PO 1870-1882, Douglas County; Later Elbert County
Gonzales; now Aguilar – Las Animas County
Gooddale – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Prowers County
Goodell Corner – Larimer County
Gooding – Boulder County
Goodnight – RR Stop 1882-1923 map, Pueblo County
Goodpasture – PO 1895-1923, Pueblo County
Goodrich – Est 1882, Weld County; PO 1908-1974, Morgan County
Goodview – On 1964 map, Boulder County
Goose Creek – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Gordon – Est 1908, PO 1924-1937, Huerfano County; (PO moved from Camp Shumway)
Gordon – RR Stop 1923 map, Lake County
Gordon's Gulch – Boulder County
Gore; AKA Gore Canon, Gore Canyon – On 1923 map, Grand County
Gorge – On 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Gorham; also see Marshall – PO 1899-1942, Boulder County
Gorom – Larimer County
Gotera; orig Duncan; later Lone Oak – PO 1901-1928, Las Animas County; (1916 renamed Gotera, 1922 Lone Oak)
Gothic, Gothic City – PO 1879-1914, Inc 1880, Gunnison County
Gould; briefly Penfold, Peneold – Est 1936, Jackson County
Gove, Govetown; prev Dora – PO 1883-1888, Custer County; Still on 1899 map
Gove – Weld County
Gowanda – PO 1915-1930, Weld County
Graball; see Tarryall – Park County
Grabiola – RR Station on 1895-1899 map, Gunnison County
Graceland – PO 1908-1911, Elbert County
Gradens – PO 1896-1903, Montezuma County
Grady – On 1924 map, La Plata County
Grady's – Stage Station, Cheyenne County
Graft – PO 1916-1934, Baca County
Grafton – Est 1883, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Graham Park – Mining Camp, Lake County
Graham – PO 1911-1918, Weld County
Grahame Ranch – Stage Stop, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Gramercy Park – Est 1889, Arapahoe County; Now in Adams County
Granada – Est 1873, Greenwood County; Inc 1887, Bent County; Now in Prowers County
Granby – Inc 1905, Grand County
Grand Island – Boulder County; (Existed 1890s)
Grand Junction; prev Ute – Est 1882, Gunnison County; Inc 1883, Mesa County
Grand Lake, Grandlake – Est 1879; Inc 1885, Grand County
Grand Mesa – PO 1927-1958, Delta County
Grand Valley; prev Parachute; now Parachute – Inc 1908, Garfield County; (1904-1980 name for Parachute)
Grandview – La Plata County
Graneros – PO 1889-1925, Pueblo County
Granger – Est bef 1899, Rio Grande County; PO 1902-1903 (Never operated?)
Granger – PO 1883-1888, El Paso County
Granite Falls; see Crooke City – Hinsdale County
Granite Spur – RR Stop on 1895 map, Jefferson County
Granite Vale – PO 1861-1870, Park County
Granite – Est ca1860, Lake County; Now in Chaffee County
Grant; AKA Olava – Est 1870, Park County
Granton – Est 1920, Pueblo County
Grape; AKA Soda Springs, Grape Junction – PO 1883-1887, Fremont County
Grassy Hill – Stage Stop, PO 1879-1880, San Juan County
Grassy, Gassy; later Cameron – Est 1892, Teller County
Gravel Spur – RR Stop 1916 map, Pueblo County
Graves; now Teds Place – Est ca1920, Larimer County
Gray Creek, Graycreek; briefly Chapel; later Grays Mine – Inc 1890, Las Animas County; PO 1895-1921
Gray Siding – RR Stop 1887 map, Saguache County
Gray – PO 1888-1889, Arapahoe County; (PO moved to Cope); Site now in Washington County
Grayback Gulch – On 1887 map, Costilla County
Graylin – PO 1910-1917, Logan County
Graymont – Est before 1883, Clear Creek County; 1884 PO
Grays Landing – Stage Station, Las Animas County
Grays Ranch – Stage Station Est 1861; PO 1863-1866, Huerfano County; Site in Las Animas County
Grays, Greys – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Larimer County
Gray's – On 1885-1899 map, Saguache County
Grays – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Chaffee County
Great Divide – Est 1916, Moffat County
Great Sand Dunes – Spans Saguache-Alamosa County borders
Greeley Junction – RR Stop, Weld County
Greeley POW Camp – Ext 1943-1946, Weld County
Greeley – Est 1870; Inc 1886, Weld County
Green Canon – PO 1909-1910, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Beacon)
Green City – PO 1871-1874, Weld County; (PO moved to Corona)
Green Knoll – PO 1917-1933, Lincoln County
Green Lake – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Green Mountain Camp – On 1970-180 map, Summit County
Green Mountain Falls; AKA Green – Est 1888, Inc 1890, El Paso County; Named Green 1894-1901; (Partly in Teller County)
Green Mountain – Mining Camp, San Juan County; Later a RR Stop
Green Mountain – PO 1966-1978, Jefferson County
Green Towers – On 1980 map, Pueblo County
Green Valley Acres – Arapahoe County
Green; prev Green Mountain Falls; now Green Mountain Falls – PO 1894-1901, El Paso County
Green – 1884 PO, Saguache County; (PO moved from Carneoro)
Greenfield – Est 1922, Las Animas County
Greenhorn Settlement; see Camp Downing – Pueblo County
Greenhorn Station – RR Stop 1882-1897 map, Pueblo County
Greenhorn – Exists today, Pueblo County
Greenhorn – PO 1866-1896, Huerfano County; PO 1897-1911, Pueblo County
Greenland – Est 1875, Inc 1885, Douglas County
Green's Gulch – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Greenville – Mining Camp, Routt County
Greenwood Village – Inc 1950, Arapahoe County
Greenwood – PO 1872-1918, Fremont County; Later Custer County
Gregory Point – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Gregory – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Gresham – PO 1883-1884, Garfield County; Still on 1922 map
Gresham – PO 1895-1912, Boulder County
Grey Copper Gulch – Mining Camp, Ouray County
Greys, Grays – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Larimer County
Greystone – Est ca1882, Moffat County; PO Est 1921
Griffin – RR Stop 1924-1970 map, Morgan County
Griffith – Est ca1900, PO 1909-1925, La Plata County; (1925 PO moved to Falfa)
Grimaldi – PO 1913-1920, Pueblo County
Grinnell – PO 1878-1883, Las Animas County; (PO moved from San Jose)
Grizzly – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Garfield County
Grommet; later Oxford – Est 1904, La Plata County
Grotto – PO 1881-1882, Jefferson County; On 1922 map
Grousemont; orig Kaiserheim – PO 1914-1919, Park County; (Renamed 1918)
Grout's – On 1881 map, San Miguel County
Grover; prev Catoga, Chatoga – Est 1885; Inc 1916, Weld County
Grubbs – RR Stop 1923 map, Garfield County
Guadulupe – Est 1854; Inc 1885, Conejos County
Guffey, Guffy; prev Idaville, Freshwater, Kester – Est 1896, Park County
Guird – On 1896 map, Park County
Gulch; also see Spring Gulch – PO 1895-1916, Pitkin County
Gulch – PO 1892-1893, Boulder County
Gulf Junction – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Pueblo County
Gulnare; prev Abeyton – Est 1890, Las Animas County; (Abeyton 1884-1890)
Gum Boot Flats; later New Liberty – Mesa County; (Name changed 1920s)
Gunbarrel – Boulder County
Gunnison – Est 1876, Inc 1880, Gunnison County
Gurney, Gurnsey – PO 1884-1907, Cheyenne County, Kansas; PO 1907-1923, Yuma County
Guston – PO 1892-1898, Ouray County
Guy Gulch – On 1885-1895 map, Jefferson County
Gwilliamsville, Gwillianville – PO 1878-1890, El Paso County
Gypsum – Est 1883; Inc 1911, Eagle County

Hackberry Spring – On 1885 map, Las Animas County; Site of later Kazan PO
Hadfield's Island – Logan County
Hadley – RR Stop 1916-1927 map, Bent County; Still on 1997 map
Hagens – RR Stop 1895-1920s map, Ouray County
Hagerman – RR Stop 1895 map, Pitkin County
Hahn's Park, Hahns Peak – Est 1864; Inc 1885, Routt County; Hahns Peak PO 1877-1941
Hale – Est 1887, Arapahoe County; PO 1890-1984; Site in Yuma County
Halfway House; see Coberly's Ranch – Stage Stop, Douglas County
Halfway House; see Everett – Stage Stop, Lake County
Halfway House – Gunnison County
Halfway House – Stage Stop, Archuleta County
Halfway House – Stage Stop, Eagle County
Halfway, Half Way – RR Stop on 1895-1920 map, Park County
Halfway, Half-Way – RR Stop 1899 map, El Paso County; PO 1903-1917 (Hotel post office)
Hall Station – 1923 RR Stop, Archuleta County
Hall Station – On 1954-1970 map, Lincoln County
Hall Valley; AKA Hall City, Hall's Gulch; later Hallvale – PO 1874-1898, Park County; (Renamed in 1894)
Hall – Est Bef 1916, Logan County
Hall – RR stop 1902-1909 map, El Paso County
Hallack Junction – RR Stop 1909 map, Jefferson County
Halls Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Clear Creek County
Halls – 1885 Waystop, Saguache County
Halls – On 1964 map, Gunnison County
Hambert – Weld County
Hamilton; AKA Tarryall Diggings – PO 1860-1881, Park County
Hamilton – Chaffee County
Hamilton – Est 1885, Routt County; PO Est 1896, Moffat County
Hamiltons – On 1885 map, Huerfano County
Hamlet – On 1968 map, Pueblo County
Hammond – PO 1896-1903, Park County; (Still RR Stop on 1923 map)
Hancock – PO 1880-1904, Inc 1885, Chaffee County
Hancock – RR Stop 1895 map, Gunnison County
Handcart Gulch; AKA Hall's Gulch – Park County
Hanging Bridge – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Fremont County
Hangman Camp – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Hangtown – Lake County; (Absorbed by Leadville)
Hanna – Rio Grande County
Hanover – 1913 PO, Kit Carson County; (Never operated?)
Hanover – PO 1913-1921, El Paso County
Happy Canyon – Douglas County
Happyville – PO 1910-1922, Yuma County; (In 1921 a "Happyville" townsite was platted at the; Heartstrong PO about two miles from the Happyville PO.)
Harbord – RR Stop, Baca County
Harbourdale; AKA Harbourville – PO 1915-1925, Bent County
Hardin; prev Platte Valley – PO 1881-1955, Weld County
Hardman – On 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Hardscrabble – 1925 PO, Routt County
Hardscrabble – Est 1840, site now in Pueblo County
Hargisville – PO 1908-1915, Elbert County
Harlem – Est 1889, Pueblo County
Harlow – PO 1890-1891, Mesa County; Still on 1895 map
Harman – Inc 1886, Arapahoe County; PO 1887-1904; Annexed by Denver in 1895
Harman – RR Stop 1895 map, Washington County
Harmony – On 1916-1997 map, Larimer County
Harney – On 1924-1968 map, Weld County
Harp, Harps – Mining Camp 1887 map, Chaffee County
Harris Park – Park County
Harris; now Westminster – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; Now in Adams County; (Name changed in 1908)
Harris – Routt County
Harrisburg – PO 1887-1955, Arapahoe County; Later Washington County
Harrison; AKA Harrison Reduction Works; see Leadville – Lake County
Harrison – PO 1901-1908, Routt County
Hartford – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Hartman – Est 1908, Inc 1910, Prowers County
Hartner – Alamosa County
Hartsel, Hartsell – Est 1866, Park County; PO Est 1875
Hartstrong; see Heartstrong – Est 1921, Yuma County
Hartsville – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Hartz – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Harvard City – Ext 1874-1882, Lake County; Later Chaffee County
Haskill – PO 1888-1907, San Miguel County; Still on 1923 map
Hastings – PO 1889-1939, Inc 1892, Las Animas County
Hastings – Waystop 1880s, San Miguel County
Hasty – Est 1907, Bent County
Haswell – RR Stop 1895 map, Kiowa County; PO & Town Est 1903, Inc 1920
Hatchery – On 1885-1895 map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Hathaway's Quarry – RR Stop 1892 map, Douglas County
Hathaway's – RR Stop 1895 map, Summit County
Hatton – On 1899 map, Fremont County
Hatton – PO 1882-1887, Fremont County; Still on 1923 map
Hauck; see Hawley – Otero County
Haumann, Hauman – PO 1882-1885, Saguache County
Haver – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Park County
Haverly – Mining Camp, Gunnison County; (Absorbed by Irwin)
Haverly – RR Stop, Gunnison County; 1880 PO near Gunnison
Haverlys – Ext 1880s, San Miguel County
Hawhurst, Hawkhurst; see Hawxhurst – Mesa County
Hawkins; see Fergus – Est ca1888, Bent County; Site now in Kiowa County
Hawkinsville – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Hawley; AKA Hauck – Est 1908, Otero County
Haworth – PO 1884-1906, Larimer County; Later Jackson County
Hawthorn – Est 1887, Arapahoe County; Absorbed by Englewood
Hawthorne; now Eldorado Springs – PO 1904-1930, Boulder County
Hawxhurst; AKA Hawhurst, Hawkhurst – PO 1882-1892, Gunnison County; Site now in Mesa County
Haxtun; orig Haxtum; AKA Haxton – Est 1888, Logan County; Inc 1909, Phillips County; (Name changed in 1922)
Hay Creek – On 1885 map, San Miguel County
Hay Ranch – RR Station 1895-1924 map, Park County
Hay Siding – On 1887 Map, Costilla County; Site now in Alamosa County
Hay Spur – On 1895 map, Morgan County
Haybro; orig Junction City – PO 1912-1951, Routt County; (1918 PO renamed Haybro)
Hayden Creek; later Palmer, Hendricks – Est 1878, Fremont County; PO 1878-1880 (Renamed Palmer)
Hayden Placer – Est 1891, El Paso County; Merged with Fremont to create; Cripple Creek, Teller County
Hayden – Est 1875, Grand County; Inc 1885, Routt County
Hayden – On 1885-1895 map, Lake County
Hayden – RR Stop 1916 map, Pueblo County
Hayes – On 1895-1923 map, Alamosa County
Hayford – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Logan County
Hayman – PO 1904-1918, Park County
Haynes Ranch – PO 1861-1863, Pueblo County
Hays – Otero County
Haywood Springs – RR Stop 1895 map, Chaffee County
Haywood – RR Stop 1899-1920s map, Rio Grande County
Haywood – Stage Stop 1880-1890, Summit County; PO 1879-1882
Hazeltine Heights – Adams County
Hazeltine; prev Derblay, Washburn – PO Est 1889, Arapahoe County; PO closed 1907, Adams County
Heartstrong, Hartstrong – PO 1921-1940, Yuma County; (Townsite was also known as Happyville.)
Heath – Kiowa County
Heathton – PO 1906-1908, Fremont County
Hebron – PO 1884-1922, Larimer County; Later Jackson County
Hecla Junction – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Chaffee County
Hecla – PO 1891-1895, Garfield County
Hedinger Lake – ca1860s Stage Stop, Douglas County; Site now in Lincoln County
Heeney – Est 1939, Summit County
Heiberger – PO 1908-1925, Mesa County
Helena; later Nathrop – PO 1866-1880, Lake County; Now in Chaffee County
Hellgate – Mining Camp, Pitkin County
Hellgate – RR Stop, Pitkin County
Hells Acre – Mining Camp, Hinsdale County
Henderson; now Sedgwick – Est 1883, Weld County; Now in Sedgwick County; (Name changed in 1885)
Henderson; prev Island Station – Est 1859, Arapahoe County; Now in Adams County; (Name changed in 1894)
Hendricks; prev Hayden Creek, Palmer – PO 1887-1891, Fremont County; (1891 PO moved to Coaldale)
Henkel – On 1924 map, Pueblo County
Henkel – RR Stop 1909-1958 map, El Paso County
Henry Station; see Monument – Settler Post Est 1869, El Paso County
Henry; orig Lariat; now Monte Vista – Est 1881, Inc 1885, Rio Grande County; Lariat PO 1881-1884; Henry PO 1884-1886; Monte Vista PO Aft 1886
Henry – PO 1880-1882, Lake County
Henry – PO 1889-1896, Conejos County; Still on 1923 Alamosa County Map
Henry – PO 1907-1917, Washington County
Henson – PO 1883-1913, Hinsdale County
Herard – PO 1905-1912, Saguache County
Hereford (orig) – PO 1888-1894, Weld County; (Hereford may have been in Wyoming)
Hereford (today) – Est 1909, Weld County
Hereford – On 1887 map, Mesa County
Heritage – PO Est 1976, Arapahoe County
Hermes – PO 1908-1919, Yuma County; (1916-1917 operated in Kit Carson County)
Hermit – Est 1880, PO 1904-1920, Hinsdale County
Hermitage – PO 1878-1884, Grand County
Hermitage – PO 1904-1907, Dolores County; Still on 1923 map.
Hermosa – PO 1876-1900, La Plata County
Hermosilla, Hermosillo – PO 1867-1870, Huerfano County; PO 1870-1872, Pueblo County
Herndon – 1884 PO, Jefferson County
Heron; PO was Barton – On 1902-1924 map, Prowers County
Herrick – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Pueblo County
Herzman Mesa – Jefferson County
Hesperus – Est 1891, La Plata County; (PO moved from Ft. Lewis)
Hessie – PO 1898-1902, Boulder County
Hester – PO 1905-1912, Otero County; Site in Crowley County
Heston – RR Stop 1920-1924 map, Larimer County
Hewit – PO 1882-1885, La Plata County
Heywood, Haywood; AKA Hortense – PO 1877-1904, Lake County; Later Chaffee County; (Named Heywood 1884-1888)
Hezron Junction – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Hezron – PO 1902-1912, Huerfano County
Hiawatha – Est ca1926, Moffat County
Hibbard; later Drennen – PO 1920-1922, El Paso County
Hickman – PO 1866-1869, Fremont County
Hicks – PO 1895-1918, Las Animas County
Hidden Valley – Jefferson County
Hideaway Park; Area prev known as; Woodstock, Vasquez, Little Chicago – Est 1932, Grand County; PO 1949-1980
Hierro – RR Stop on 1895-1924 map, Gunnison County
Higbee – PO 1872-1925, Bent County; Later Otero County
Higgins; prev Dolomite; later Newett – PO 1890-1895, Chaffee County
Higgins – PO 1911-1914, Las Animas County
High Point – Est 1894, Mesa County
High View Acres – Montezuma County
Highland Mary – Mining Town, PO 1878-1885, San Juan County
Highland Park – Est 1980s, Park County; (Same site as 1870s Ranch Estates)
Highland Park – Mesa County
Highland Terrace – Montezuma County
Highland; AKA Chloride – Est 1879, Pitkin County
Highland – RR Stop 1892-1959 map, Boulder County
Highlandlake/Highland Lake PO; Town is Highlandlake – PO 1883-1913, Weld County
Highlands; orig Highlandtown – Est 1883, Inc 1885, Arapahoe County; Annexed by Denver in 1888; PO 1883-1897
Highline – RR Stop, Arapahoe County
Highmore – PO 1889-1931, Garfield County
Higho – PO 1889-1930, Larimer County; Later Jackson County
Highpark – PO 1896-1917, El Paso County; Later Teller County
Hill City – Est 1881, Clear Creek County
Hill Top – 1885 Mining Camp, Park County; (Same site as later Antero Junction)
Hillden – RR Station 1895 map, Saguache County
Hillerton – PO 1879-1882, Gunnison County; (Moved to Abbeyville)
Hillrose – Est 1900; Inc 1919, Morgan County
Hillsboro, Hillsborough; now Milliken – PO 1871-1903, Weld County; (1871 Hillsborough, 1891 Hillsboro, 1909 Milliken)
Hillsborough – Est 1928, Adams County
Hillsdale – 1880 PO, Fremont County
Hillsdale – Ext 1871-1880s, Park County
Hillside; prev Texas, Texas Creek – Est 1872, Fremont County; Texas PO renamed Hillside 1884; Same site as the first Texas Creek
Hillside – Est 1882, Arapahoe County
Hillside – RR Stop 1889 map, Ouray County
Hilltop Junction – RR Stop 1895-1900 map, Park County
Hilltop; see Bath – Chaffee County
Hilltop, Hill Top; prev Bellevue – PO 1890-1943, Douglas County
Hilton; prev Hillton – RR Stop 1887-1920 map, Bent County
Hiltonville – PO 1873-1875, Weld County
Hine's Fork – Waystop 1881 map, San Juan County
Hinkles – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Gunnison County
Hinsdale – Lumber Camp 1870-1875, Park County
Hirst – PO 1899-1901, Costilla County; Site now in Alamosa County; (Located at the Commodore Mine)
Hitchen's Camp – Mining Camp, Grand County
Hitchens – Routt County
Hitt – RR Stop, Sedgwick County
Hiwan Hills – Jefferson County
Hobart – PO 1900-1902, Teller County
Hobson – Pueblo County
Hodgson – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Weld County
Hoehne – Est 1886, Las Animas County
Hoffman Heights – PO 1941-1982, Arapahoe County; (Branch of Aurora PO)
Hog Back – Stage Station, Las Animas County; On 1879 map.
Hogg PO; AKA Stapleton – PO 1903-1906, Montezuma County
Hohnville – Est 1887, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Hoine Ranch – RR Stop 1899 map, La Plata County
Holbrook – PO 1906-1907, Otero County; (Never operated?)
Holden – PO 1892-1893, Pueblo County
Hole in the Prairie – Stage Station, Las Animas County
Hole in the Rock – Stage Station, Las Animas County; Still on 1899 map
Holiday Acres – Archuleta County
Holland – Est ca1874, 1874 PO, Park County; (Abandoned by 1875)
Hollowell Corner – Larimer County
Holly; orig Holleys – Est 1880, Bent County; Inc 1903, Prowers County
Holly's Ranch – Ext 1896, Park County
Hollywood – Teller County
Holmes City – Est 1887, Las Animas County; Site now in Baca County
Holmes – RR Stop, El Paso County
Holmesville – Washington County
Holsteins – On 1885 map, Lincoln County
Holtwold – PO 1889-1917, Elbert and El Paso Counties; (1889-1892 Elbert, 1910-1917 El Paso)
Holy Cross; AKA Holy Cross City – PO 1882-1904, Summit County; Later Eagle County
Holyoke – PO Est 1887, Weld County; Inc 1888, Logan County; Now in Phillips County
Home Place – Otero County
Home Ranch – RR Stop 1885-1923 map, La Plata County
Home – PO 1882-1946, Larimer County
Homelake – Est 1919, Rio Grande County
Homestake – Ext 1871-188_, Lake County; Very near Eagle County Border
Homewood Park – Jefferson County
Honnald – PO 1890-1904, Routt County
Hook; see The Hook – La Plata County
Hooks – Eagle County
Hooper; prev Garrison – Est 1891, Inc 1898, Costilla County; Renamed 1896, Now in Alamosa County
Hoopup – PO 1919-1937, Las Animas County
Hoosier City – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Hoosier – Mining Camp, Teller County
Hoosier – RR Station 1895-1920s map, Park County
Hoovers Corner – Montrose County
Hope; later Snowden – PO 1885-1893, Lake County; (Renamed 1890)
Hope; see Mount Hope – Est 1887, Pitkin County
Hope – PO 1896-1900, Mesa County
Hope – RR Stop 1923 map, Weld County
Hopewell – Mining Camp, Gunnison County; (Absorbed by Irwin)
Hopkins – On 1923 map, Eagle County
Hopkins – RR Stop 1895 map, Pitkin County; 1899 RR map shows Hopkins in Eagle County
Horace – PO 1896-1899, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Horsefly – PO 1886-1915, Montrose County
Horseshoe, Horse Shoe; AKA Old Town, Doran, East Leadville – PO 1880-1894, Inc 1881, Park County
Horsetooth Heights – Larimer County
Hortense; AKA Heywood, Haywood – PO 1877-1904, Lake County; Later Chaffee County; Heywood PO 1884-1901
Hortonville; see Orodelfan – Boulder County
Hot Springs; AKA Hot Springs Camp – On 1885 map, Mineral County
Hot Springs, Hot Spring – PO 1877-1879, Ouray County; Still on 1885 map
Hot Springs – On 1885 map, Gunnison County; (Two sites shown on map)
Hot Springs – RR Station 1895 map, Saguache County
Hot Sulphur Springs; AKA Sulphur Springs – Est 1874, Inc 1903, Grand County; Sulpher Springs PO 1894-1911
Hotchkiss; see Colona – Ouray County
Hotchkiss – Est 1881, Gunnison County; Inc 1901, Delta County
Hotchkiss – RR Stop 1895 map, Weld County
Houck – 1883 PO, Huerfano County; Still on 1885 & 1922 map
Houghton – On 1956-1970 map, Las Animas County
Houston – PO 1909-1923, Weld County; (Not listed in Colorado Post Offices.)
Howard; orig Pleasant Valley – Est 1877, Fremont County; Renamed 1882
Howard's Fork; now Ophir – Est 1878, San Miguel County
Howardsville; briefly Bullion City – PO 1874-1939, La Plata County; Inc 1885, San Juan County
Howbert; prev Dell's Camp; AKA David's – PO 1887-1933, Park County
Howeville; later Jacks Cabin – PO 1879-1918, Gunnison County; Renamed 1909
Howland – Mining Camp 1870s-1882, Lake County; PO 1879-1882
Hoyt – 1888 PO, Elbert County; Site now in Kit Carson County
Hoyt – Est 1906, Morgan County
Hubbards – Ext 1896, Park County
Hudson – Est 1883; Inc 1914, Weld County
Huerfano (1st) – PO 1862-1879, Huerfano County; Site now in Pueblo County; (PO moved to nearby Undercliffe)
Huerfano (2nd) – RR Stop 1873 map, Pueblo County; (Near Booneville)
Huerfano (3nd) – PO 1882-1884, Pueblo County; (Re-establishment of 1st?)
Huerfano Cañon; also see Farisita – PO 1878-1890, Huerfano County; (PO moved to Talpa)
Huerfano Canyon; see Gardner – 1871 PO, Huerfano County
Huerfano, Huerfano Station; prev Ute PO – RR Stop 1887-1923 map, Huerfano County; PO 1900-1929; (Ute PO 1888-1900)
Huff – Delta County
Huggins; prev Pallas; later Pallas – Inc 1907, Routt County; PO name 1906-1908
Hughes; now Brighton – Est 1871, Arapahoe County; 1885 name changed to Brighton; Original site now in Adams County; City spans Adams-Weld Border
Hughes – PO 1913-1954, Yuma County
Hughes – RR Stop 1923 map, Ouray County
Hughesville – 1870s Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Hugo Springs – ca1860s Stage Stop, Douglas County; Site now in Lincoln County
Hugo; prev Willow Springs – Est 1871, Douglas County; Later Elbert County; Inc 1909, Lincoln County
Hukill – PO 1879-1880, Clear Creek County
Hulbert – RR Station 1895 map, El Paso County
Hull City; PO was Macon – Est 1895, El Paso County; Absorbed by Independence, Teller County
Humbar – 1887 PO, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Troy)
Hummel – PO 1882-1883, Chaffee County
Humoso; later Segundo – Las Animas County
Humphrey – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Pitkin County
Hungerford; see Purcell – Weld County
Hunter – Mesa County
Hunt's Concentration Works; see Orodelfan – Boulder County
Hunt's Spring – Mining Boom Waystop, Saguache County
Huntsville – Est 1860, Kansas Terr.; PO 1860-1871, Douglas County; (PO moved to Larkspur)
Hurley – RR Stop, Morgan County
Hurrich – Weld County
Hursley's Ranch – Ext 1896, Park County
Husted – PO 1878-1920, El Paso County
Hutchinson; now Conifer – Est 1865, Jefferson County; (Name changed 1894)
Hyde – PO 1882-1940, Weld County; Later Washington County
Hydes – Mining Camp, San Miguel County
Hydrate, Hydrata – PO 1920-1937, Routt County; RR Stop on 1920s maps
Hydraulic – PO 1888-1905, Montrose County
Hygiene; prev Pella, North Pella – Est 1861, Boulder County; Hygiene PO Est 1883
Hynes – PO 1884-1885, La Plata County; Site now in Montezuma County

Ibex – PO 1896-1905, Lake County
Idaho Creek – Larimer County
Idaho Creek – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Boulder County
Idaho Creek – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Weld County
Idaho Springs; orig Idaho, Idahoe; AKA Idaho Bar, Idaho City, Jackson's; Diggins, Payne's Bar, Sacramento – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; Inc 1878, Clear Creek County; Renamed 1876
Idaho, Idahoe; now Idaho Springs – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; Idaho PO 1862-1876, Clear Creek County
Idalia; prev Alva – Est 1887, Arapahoe County; Now in Yuma County
Idaville; now Guffey – Est 189_, Park County; Idaville PO 1895-1895
Ideal – PO 1910-1929, Huerfano County
Idledale; prev Joylan, Starbuck – Est ca1905, Jefferson County; Joylan PO Est 1918; Starbucks 1920-1930; Renamed Idledale 1930
Idlewild – Grand County
Idlewild – RR Station 1895-1923 map, Park County
Idylwilde, Idlewilde – On 1997 map, Larimer County
Ignacio – Est 1882, Inc 1913, La Plata County
Iles Grove – Moffat County
Iliff – Est 1881, Weld County; Inc 1914, Logan County
Illium – RR Station, San Miguel County; PO 1891-1917
Ilse – PO 1884-1929, Custer County
Imperial – Weld County
Inche – 1891 PO, Arapahoe County
Independence; AKA Mammoth City, Chipeta, Sparkill, Farwell – Est 1879, Gunnison, County; Later Pitkin County
Independence; orig Macon – Est 1895, El Paso County; PO 1895-1954, Teller County; Renamed 1899
Independence; see Pueblo – Est ca1859, Pueblo County
Independence – Est 1886, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
India – On 1885 map, Montezuma County
Indian Creek – Teller County
Indian Hills; prev Eaton Park – Est 1925, Jefferson County
Indian Meadows – Larimer County
Indian Springs Village – On 1997 map, Jefferson County
Indianapolis – PO 1887-1889, Las Animas County
Ingleside – RR Stop 1906-1940 map, Larimer County
Inman – RR Stop 1892-1956 map, Kiowa County
Innes Stockade – Settler Fort Est 1864, Pueblo County
Insmont – PO 1902-1917, Park County; (Still RR Stop on 1924 map)
Interlaken – PO 1887-1894, Lake County
International Camp; see National City – Routt County
Iola – PO 1896-1963, Gunnison County; (Site under Blue Mesa reservoir)
Ione – Est 1927, Weld County; PO 1827-1958
Ionia; prev Copper – PO 1898-1899, Mesa County
Iowa – Mining Camp, Rio Grande County; (Merged into Summitville)
Irion's Fort – 1860s Settlers Fort, Douglas County
Iris – PO 1894-1902, Saguache County
Iron City – Est 1880, Chaffee County
Iron Spring; see Bloom – RR Station 1895 map, Otero County
Iron Springs – Mining Town, San Miguel County
Irondale – PO 1889-1895, Arapahoe County; Inc 1926, Adams County
Ironhill – Mining Area, 1883 PO, Lake County
Ironsides – 1898 PO, Boulder County; (Never operated?)
Ironton; prev Copper Glen – Inc 1884, Ouray County; PO 1883-1920
Irving; prev Case – PO 1913-1920, Douglas County
Irvington – Est 1905, Boulder County
Irvington – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Irwin Canyon – PO 1920-1924, Las Animas County
Irwin; also see Ruby Camp – Inc 1880, Gunnison County; PO 1879-1900 (Silver Camp and later RR Stop)
Island Station; now Henderson – Est 1859, Kansas Terr.; PO Est 1872, Arapahoe County; Renamed 1894, Now in Adams County
Ismay Trading Post – Montezuma County
Italian Mountain – Gunnison County
Ivanhoe – PO 1888-1918, Pitkin County; RR Station on Colo. Midland
Ivywild – Est 1888, PO 1891-1895, El Paso County

Jack City – Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Jack Davidson Camp – Mining Camp Est bef 1882, Hinsdale County
Jack Rabbit – PO 1916-1923, Moffatt County
Jack Springs – Moffat County
Jackpot – Mining Camp, Teller County
Jacks Cabin; orig Howeville – PO 1879-1918, Gunnison County
Jackson – 1893 PO, Gunnison County
Jackson – PO 1873-189_, Pueblo County
Jackson's Diggins; see Idaho Springs – Clear Creek County
Jacktown – Lake County
Jamestown; prev Camp Jimtown, Jimtown – Est 1867, Inc 1883, Boulder County
Janeway; prev Mobley's Camp; RR stop was Avalanche – PO 1887-1900, Pitkin County
Jansen; prev Chimayosas – PO 1902-1974, Las Animas County
January Cow Camp – Saguache County
Jaroso – Est 1911, Costilla County
Jaroso – PO 1890-1894, Las Animas County
Jasper – PO 1882-1927, Rio Grande County; (PO moved from Cornwall)
Jays – RR Stop 1899 map, Ouray County
Jefferson City – Park County
Jefferson; now Morrison – Est 1872, Jefferson County; Renamed 1873
Jefferson – 1860 PO, Kansas Terr.; Site now in Arapahoe County
Jefferson – Est 1861; Inc 1907, Park County
Jennings – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Jennison; later Timber Hill – PO 1875-1879, Hinsdale County
Jenny Lake Resort; AKA Jenny Lake Camp – Gilpin County
Jersey; later Pullman Shops – RR Stop, Arapahoe County; Jersey on 1882-1895 map; Pullman Shops 1923 map, Denver County
Jersey – On 1885 map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Jessica – RR Stop 1924-todays map, Logan County
Jessum – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Jimmy Camp – Est ca1825; PO 1878-1879, El Paso County; RR Stop 1882-1892
Jimtown; AKA Amethyst, Creedmore, Gintown; New Town – Est ca1890, Saguache County; Later Mineral County; (Absorbed by Creede)
Jink's Fort – Settlers Fort Est 1864, Pueblo County
Jo Junior; see Jojunior – Montrose County
Joe Pace Ranch – Early Waystop, Mesa County
Joes; orig Joe's Place, Three Joes – Est 1912, Yuma County
Johnson Village – Est 1947, Chaffee County
Johnson, Johnson's – RR Stops on 1882-1924 map, Weld County; (Three different locations)
Johnson – On 1923 map, Larimer County; Site now under Horsetooth Res.
Johnsons Corner – Mesa County
Johnson's Ford – Ext 1880s, Montrose County
Johnsons – Rural PO, Archuleta County
Johnstown; AKA Johnston – Est 1903; Inc 1907, Weld County
Johnstown – RR Stop 1895 map, Arapahoe County
Jojunior, Jo Junoir – 1914 PO, Montrose County; (Never operated?)
Joker – RR Stop 1923 map, Ouray County
Jones Fort – Settlers Fort Est 1868, Grand County
Jones Siding – RR Stop 1882-1892 map, Jefferson County
Jones Summit – Montrose County
Jones; see Arlington – Est 1883, Mesa County
Jonesville; AKA Jones Fort – Settler Fort Est 1863, Summit County
Josie; later Naomi – PO 1882-1888, Summit County
Joya – 1904 PO, Conejos County; (Never operated?)
Joycoy – PO 1915-1927, Baca County
Joylan; later Starbuck, Idledale – PO 1918-1920, Jefferson County
Jual – 1918 PO, Dolores County
Juanita Junction – Delta County
Juanita; see Juniata – Pueblo County
Juanita – PO 1904-1912, Archuleta County; Still existed 1964
Juchem – RR Stop, Jefferson County
Jules; AKA Bent's Trading Post, Jules' Ranch; later Julesburg (orig PO) – Est 1850, named for Jules Bent; Site in Sedgwick Co was on the; south side of the Platte near the later; Fort Sedwick.
Julesburg, Julesburgh; present site prev Denver Junction – Est 1850's, Nebraska Terr.; Inc 1886, Weld County; Logan County 1887-89; Now in Sedgwick County; Present location is the 4th Julesburg site
Julia City – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Jumbo – Mining Camp, Summit County; (At the Jumbo Mine and Mill)
Junction City; later Garfield – Inc 1881, Chaffee County
Junction City; later Haybro – Est 1912, Routt County; (Renamed Haybro in 1918)
Junction City – Est 1894, Hinsdale County
Junction City – Mining Camp, Lake County
Junction City – Mining Camp, Summit County; Absorbed by Kokomo
Junction House – PO 1864-1866, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County; (PO moved to Fort Morgan)
Junction House – Waystop until 1923, Pitkin County
Junction Station – Stage Station Est 1860, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Junction – PO 1861-1863, Jefferson County
Junction – RR Stop 1882-1884, Arapahoe County
Jungle, The – Camp, San Miguel County; ('Red Light' district serving Smuggler and Tomboy)
Juniata; AKA Juanita – PO 1869-1893, Pueblo County; Still on 1920s map
Juniper; later Juniper Springs; AKA Juniper Hot Springs – PO 1906-1946, Moffat County; (Renamed 1919)
Juniper – 1881 PO, Fremont County; Still on 1887 map

Kahler – Weld County
Kahnah – On 1885-1923 map, Mesa County
Kaiserheim; later Grousemont – PO 1914-1919, Park County; (Renamed in 1918)
Kalbaugh – PO 1898-1900, Fremont County
Kalous – PO 1915-1931, Weld County
Kannah – 1882 PO, Gunnison County
Kant – PO 1921-1925, Las Animas County
Kanza – PO 1907-1917, Elbert County
Karl – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Prowers County
Karval; AKA Kravig – Est 1910, Lincoln County
Kassler; prev Platte Canyon, Watertown, Waterton – Est 1872, Jefferson County
Katchout – On 1885 map, Gunnison County
Kauffman – PO 1914-1934, Weld County; (Moved from Kimball Co, Nebr.)
Kazen; AKA Hackberry Spring – PO 1920-1931, Las Animas County; (1885 map shows Hackberry Spring)
Kearns – PO 1913-1925, Archuleta County; (RR Stop on Pagosa Northern)
Keating – PO 1914-1924, Custer County
Kebel – 1899 PO, Pueblo County; (Never operated?)
Kebler Pass – RR Station, Gunnison County
Keeldar – On 1885-1923 map, Lake County
Keene – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Chaffee County
Keenesburg; prev Keene Station – RR Station 1895-1899 map, Weld County; PO & Town Est 1907, Inc 1919
Keesee, Keese – RR Stop 1909-1968 map, Bent County
Kelim – Est 1907, PO 1915-1925, Larimer County; (Other maps show Weld County location)
Kelker – RR Stop 1895 map, El Paso County; PO 1912-1914
Keller – RR Stop 1924 map, Bent County
Kellogg – Mining Camp, Pitkin County
Kelly PO; Town was Kelley – PO 1909-1916, Logan County; Kelley still on modern map
Kelly's Bar – Placer Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Kelly's Diggings; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Kellytown – Douglas County
Kelso Mountain – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County; (Shown on 1885 map in Summit County)
Kendrick – PO 1906-1956, Lincoln County
Kenmuir – RR Stop 1895 map, El Paso County
Kenosha; AKA Kenosha Summit, Summit – PO 1891-1893, Park County; RR Station on 1895-1920 maps
Kenwood; prev Radiant, Pyrolite – PO 1904-1929, Fremont County; Renamed Kenwood 1926
Kenwood – RR Stop 1895-1902 map, Arapahoe County
Kenyon Corner – Larimer County
Keota – Est 1888; Inc 1919, Weld County
Kerber City – 1865 Military Camp, Saguache County; 1880s Mining Camp, (Absorbed by Bonanza)
Kerns – RR Stop 1920-1924 map, Larimer County; (Other maps show Weld County location)
Kerrs – San Miguel County
Kersey; prev Orr – Est 1887; Inc 1908, Weld County; (Renamed 1894)
Kester, Keser; now Guffey – PO 1874-1891, Park County; Still on 1899 RR map
Keysor – PO 1906-1938, Elbert County
Keystone Ranch – PO 1863-1865, Douglas County
Keystone – On 1881-1923 map, San Miguel County
Keystone – PO 1869-1872, Douglas County
Keystone – RR Station 1895-1923 map, Summit County; (Two different sites)
Kezar – PO 1882-1896, Gunnison County
Kiggin – Garfield County
Kilburn – PO 1890-1891, Kiowa County; Still on 1923 map.
Kilburn – PO 1895-1898, Larimer County
Kilroy – 1917 PO, Las Animas County; (Never operated?)
Kim – Settled 1893, PO Est 1917; Inc 1974, Las Animas County
Kimbrell – 1881 PO, Saguache County
Kincaid – On 1899-1923 map, Huerfano County
King Center – On 1923-1968 map, Crowley County
King Solomon – Mine Town, San Juan County
King, King Park, King City – PO 1884-1896, Park County; Still RR terminal on 1899 map; Same site as 1st Como
King, Kings – RR Stop 1887-1968 map, Douglas County
Kings Canyon – PO 1928-1936, Jackson County
Kings Corner – Larimer County
Kings – On 1899-1920s map, Montezuma County
Kingston; later Lansing – Est Bef 1886, Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Kingston – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Kingston – Gilpin County
Kinikinik – Larimer County
Kinkel; later Burnt Mill – PO 1907-1921, Pueblo County; Name changed in 1911
Kinsey City; briefly Wilford; now Kremmling – Est 1888, Grand County; 1891 Kremmling PO moved to Kinsey City and named Kinsey; Abt 1894 town renamed Wilford, PO still Kinsey; 1895 PO renamed Kremmling; 1896-1900 town again named Kinsey City; 1900 town renamed Kremmling.
Kiowa – Est 1868, Douglas County; Inc 1886, Elbert County
Kiowa – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Kipling – Kit Carson County
Kirk – Est 1887, Arapahoe County; Now in Yuma County; (Some sources date Kirk from 1883)
Kirkland – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Kirkland – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Kirkwell – PO 1917-1921, Baca County
Kit Carson – Est 1869, Greenwood County; Later Bent County; Inc 1931, Cheyenne County
Kittredge; prev Luther Ranch – Est 1920, Jefferson County
Kliesen City – Baca County
Kline – Est 1904, La Plata County; Mar 1953 PO moved to Marvel
Kline – Waystop on 1902 map, Prowers County
Klink – On 1909-1942 map, Adams County
Kluver – RR Stop 1916-1968 map, Larimer County; (Other maps show Weld County location)
Knights Ferry – RR Stop 1882-1897 map, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Knight's – Waystop 1885 map, Las Animas County
Knob Hill – PO 1958-1980, El Paso County; (Substation of Colorado Springs PO)
Kobe – On 1924 map, Lake County
Kodel Mine – Mesa County
Koen – On 1899-1960s map, Prowers County
Koenig – PO 1913-1930, Weld County
Kohinoor Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Clear Creek County
Kokomo – Inc 1879, Summit County; Merged with Recon
Konantz – PO 1895-1924, Baca County; (Moved from Stanton Co, Kansas)
Kornman – Est 1908, Prowers County
Kraft – PO 1882-1888, Chaffee County; RR Stop appears on 1887-1923 map; (PO moved to Brown Canyon in 1888)
Krain – PO 1917-1919, Chaffee County
Krauss – RR Stop 1924 map, Weld County
Kravig; see Karaval – Lincoln County
Kremis – RR Stop 1916 map, Otero County
Kremmling; AKA Kinsey, Wilford – Est 1881, Inc 1904, Grand County; Kremmling PO est 1885; PO and store moved to Kinsey City 1891; PO called Kinsey 1891-1895; PO renamed Kremmling in 1895.
Kreybill – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Bent County
Kubler; AKA Kubler Mine, Mines – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Kuhns Crossing – PO 1879-1920, Elbert County
Kukkak – PO 1907-1908, Kit Carson County
Kuner – PO 1908-1920, Weld County
Kutch; prev Sanborn – Est 1878, Elbert County

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