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Quandry City – Mining Camp, Summit County
Quarry – PO 1892-1912, Montezuma County
Quartz – PO 1882-1886, Gunnison County; RR stop on 1880s-1899 map
Quartzville; now Pitkin – Est 1879, Gunnison County; (Name changed 1879)
Quartzville, Quartz Hill – Est bef 1861, Park County; (Existed until 1893)
Quatro; see Cuatro – Las Animas County
Quebec – PO 1880-1884, Huerfano County
Queen Beach – PO 1908-1911, Kiowa County
Querida, Querida Junction; prev Bassickville – PO 1880-1906, Custer County
Quigleyville, Quiggleville – Boulder County
Quimby Station – RR Stop, Adams County
Quimby – PO 1895-1900, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Quincy – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Quinn's Spur; AKA Biglow – Pitkin County
Radiant; later Pryolite, Kenwood – PO 1904-1929, Fremont County; (Renamed 1915)
Radium – Est 1906, Grand County
Rafter J Open A – La Plata County
Ragans – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Ragged Mountain – PO 1919-1956, Gunnison County
Rago – PO 1912-1951, Washington County
Ralston Creek, Ralston Point, Ralston Station; see Arvada – Jefferson County
Ralston, Ralstons – PO 1863-1887, Jefferson County
Ramah – Est 1888, Inc 1927, El Paso County; 1889 PO moved from O.Z.
Ramona – Inc 1913, El Paso County
Ranch Estates – On 1970 map, Park County; (Same site as later Highland Park)
Rand – Est ca1880, Larimer County; Now in Jackson County
Randall – RR Stop 1909-1924 map, Otero County
Range – Eagle County
Rangely; orig Rangley – Est 1884; Inc 1946, Rio Blanco County
Rapson – PO 1911-1934, Las Animas County
Raspberry – RR Stop 1895 map, Chaffee County
Rathbone; prev Decatur; later Argentine – Est ca1868 (Decatur); PO 1891-1895 (Rathbone), Summit County
Rathbone – On 1923 map, Pitkin County
Raton Pass; later Morley – Las Animas County
Raton – PO 1878-1881, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Alfalfa)
Rattlesnake Buttes – PO 1918-1938, Huerfano County
Raven Park – On 1923 map, Rio Blanco County
Raven – PO 1898-1939, Garfield County
Ravens, Ravensbeque – PO 1885-1888, Mesa County; (1888 PO moved to De Beque)
Ravenwood – PO 1910-1939, Huerfano County
Rawlings – PO 1886-1887, Bent County
Raybal – Est 1940, Huerfano County
Raymer – PO 1888-1895; Inc 1919, Weld County
Raymond – Est 189_, Boulder County
Raymond – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Montezuma County
Read – PO 1898-1934, Delta County
Recen – Inc 1880, Summit County
Red Canon – RR Stop on 1899 map, Garfield County; Still on 1964 map
Red Cliff, Redcliff – Inc 1880, Eagle County
Red Elephant; AKA Elephant – PO 1878-1881, Clear Creek County
Red Feather Lakes – Est 1923, Larimer County
Red Hill; AKA Mayol's – RR Stop 1879-1900s, Park County
Red Lion – PO 1886-1890, Weld County; (Site was near Sterling, Logan County)
Red Lion – PO 1910-1935, Logan County; (Site on UP RR near Sedgwick County Border)
Red Mesa, Redmesa; prev Garland – Est 1907, La Plata County; PO 1907-1954
Red Mount – On 1899-1920 map, Gunnison County
Red Mountain City – Mining Camp, San Juan County; (Rival camp to Ouray's Red Mountain Town)
Red Mountain; AKA Red Mountain Town – Inc 1883, PO 1883-1913, Ouray County
Red Mountain – 1878 PO, Grand County
Red Mountain – Mining Camp1860s, Gunnison County; (Deserted before 1873)
Red Mountain – PO 1880-1881, Gunnison County
Red Rock – Mining Camp, Boulder County
Red Rock – RR Stop 1899 map, Montezuma County
Red Rock – Waystop 1882-1885 map, Las Animas County
Red Wing, Redwing – Est 1913, Huerfano County
Redlands – Est 1905, Mesa County; (Gone by 1943)
Redmond – RR Stop 1916-1968 map, Larimer County
Reds Place – Larimer County
Redstone; AKA Cleveholm, Manor House; Ruby of the Rockies – Est 1898, Pitkin County
Redvale; prev Redlands – Est 1908, Montrose County
Reed's Springs – Stage Stop Est 1859, Kansas Terr; Site now in Elbert County
Regneir – PO 1900-1920s, Baca County; (PO moved into Oklahoma)
Reliance Junction – On 1923 map, Huerfano County
Remington – RR Stop, Larimer County
Renaraye – PO 1915-1929, Montezuma County
Rene – PO 1912-1921, Otero County
Reno – On 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Reno – RR Stop 1892-1902 map, Phillips County
Resolis – Est 1888, Elbert County; PO 1890-1914
Resort; briefly Vermilion; later Dawson, Foxton – Est 1880, Jefferson County; Named Dawson-1886, Foxton-1909
Rex – Larimer County
Rex – RR Stop 1923 map, Eagle County
Rexford – Est 1881; PO 1882-1883, Summit County; Company town for Rexford Mine
Rhone; prev Roan – RR Stop 1886-1895, Mesa County; PO 1893-1904; PO renamed 1894
Rice Sawmill – Est 1881, Gunnison County; Site now in Mesa County
Rich City – Lake County
Richards – Park County
Richards – PO 1912-1938, Baca County
Richardsons – On 1881 map, Ouray County
Richfield – Conejos County
Richland – Pitkin County
Rico House – Stage Stop 1881 map, La Plata County
Rico – Est 1879, Inc 1880, Ouray County; Now in Dolores County
Ridge – PO 1912-1954, Jefferson County
Ridgway Junction – RR Station, Ouray County; Depot was site of original Ridgeway PO
Ridgway, Ridgeway – Est 1890, Inc 1891, Ouray County
Rifle Range – RR Stop 1920 map, Jefferson County
Rifle – Est 1882; Inc 1905, Garfield County
Riland – PO 1913-1946, Garfield County
Riley – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Otero County
Riley's; AKA Muckawanago – RR and Lumber Town, Pitkin County
Rincones; AKA Los Rincones – On 1885-1894 map, Conejos County
Rinn – PO 1901-1907, Weld County; (May have operated in 1899)
Rio Almo – 1880s Mining Area, Saguache County
Rio Blanco, Rioblanco – Est 1899, Rio Blanco County
Rio de las Animas; now Trinidad – Est Bef 1859, New Mexico Terr.; Now in Las Animas County
Rio Grande – PO 1874-1877, Costilla County; On 1923 map, Alamosa County
Rio Lado – RR Stop on 1899 map, Montezuma County
Rioblanco, Rio Blanco – Est 1899, Rio Blanco County
Ripple – Larimer County
Rist – On 1923 map, Larimer County
Ritchie's Patch – Mining Camp, Chaffee County
Rito Alto – PO 1872-1884, Saguache County
Rito – RR Stop 1923 map, Fremont County
Rivas – PO 1924-1925, Moffat County
River Bend – Est 1870, Elbert County; PO 1875-1939
River Portal – PO 1906-1910, Montrose County
Rivera – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Las Animas County
Riverdale – Est Bef 1909, Bent County
Riverside – Boulder County
Riverside – On 1881 map, Ouray County
Riverside – PO 1872-1905, Lake County; Site now in Chaffee County
Riverside – RR Stop 1899 Map, Arapahoe County; (at Riverside Cemetery)
Riverside – Stage Station Est 1860, Nebraska Terr; On 1885 map, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Riverton – RR Stop 1902 map, Pueblo County; (Same site as Meadows, Livesly)
Riverview – Jefferson County
Rixey – Est 1908, Bent County
Roach – PO 1929-1941, Larimer County
Roan; later Rhone – RR Stop 1886-1895 map, Mesa County; PO 1893-1904; PO name changed 1894
Roaring Fork City; AKA Roaring Fork – Est 1879, 1880 PO, Gunnison County; Site now in Pitkin County
Robb – PO 1889-1893 & 1920, Yuma County; Townsite Ext 1890-1930s
Roberta – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Otero County
Roberts, Roberts Junction – RR Stop 1954-1964 map, Larimer County
Roberts – Ext 1896, Park County
Robinson – On 1882-1923 map, Bent County; (Some maps place site in Otero County)
Robinson – PO 1881-1911; Inc 1881, Summit County; (now under Climax Mine tailings)
Robinson's Camp – Mining Camp, Summit County; Co-camp with Ten Mile Camp and Summit City
Roby; now Model – Est ca1900, Las Animas County; (Roby PO 1911-1912)
Rock Butte – PO 1869-1874, Douglas County; Site now in Elbert County
Rock Cliff – PO 1874-1880, Saguache County
Rock Creek Park – El Paso County
Rock Creek; later Crystal City – Gunnison County
Rock Creek; see Gilman – Eagle County
Rock Creek – PO 1909-1915, Pueblo County
Rock Creek – Stage Station, Weld County; Site now in Morgan County
Rock Island – Ext 1880s, Yuma County
Rock Ridge; prev Virginia, Frost's Ranch; AKA Rocky Ridge – PO 1872-1892, Douglas County
Rock Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Jefferson County
Rockdale; also see Rockvale – RR Stop 1895 map, Fremont County
Rockdale – Est 188_, Chaffee County
Rockdale – On 1885 map, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Rockland; see Solar – PO 1914-1915, Huerfano County; (Brief name for Solar)
Rockland – PO 1888-1891, Logan County
Rockport – Est 1926, Weld County
Rockrimmon – Est 1987, El Paso County; (Substation of Colorado Springs PO)
Rockvale; prev Rockdale – Est 1882, Inc 1886, Fremont County
Rockville – PO 1877-1878, Boulder County; Same site as later Rowena
Rockwell – On 1887 map, Fremont County
Rockwood – PO 1878-1940, La Plata County
Rocky Flats – Jefferson County
Rocky Ford Aux Army Airfield – Military Post 1940s, Crowley County
Rocky Ford – Est 1870, Inc 1887, Bent County; Now in Otero County
Rocky Mountain Arsenal – Est 1942, Adams County
Rocky – 1905 PO, Mesa County
Rocky – Jefferson County
Rocky – PO 1874-1898, Park County
Rodley – PO 1910-1937, Baca County
Roe – Montrose County
Roger's Mesa – On 1923 map, Delta County
Rogers Spur – RR Stop, Lake County
Rogers – PO 1886-1888, Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Rogersville – 1883 PO, Ouray County
Roggen; prev Blair – Est 1883, Weld County
Rolla – Adams County
Rollinsville – Est ca1861, Gilpin County; PO Est 1871
Romeo; orig Sunflower – Est 1899; Inc 1923, Conejos County
Romley – PO 1886-1924, Chaffee County
Roof – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Huerfano County
Rosa – 1895 PO, El Paso County
Roscoe – Est ca1900, Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Rose Hill – Est 1884, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Rose – RR Stop 1899 map, Pitkin County
Rosedale; AKA "Boozeville" – Inc 1939, Weld County
Rosedale – Est 1887, Huerfano County
Rosedale – Jefferson County
Rosemont – PO 1903-1926, Teller County; Still on 1970s map
Roses Cabin – PO 1878-1887, Hinsdale County
Rosevale – Mesa County
Rosita; AKA Brown's Spring – Est 1870, Fremont County; Inc 1882, Custer County
Roswell – PO 1889-1908, El Paso County; Absorbed by Colorado Springs
Rouarks – RR Station 1895 map, Park County
Roubideau – PO 1909-1918, Delta County; On 1887-1923 maps
Roudebush; later Mitchell – Est 1880, Summit/Eagle County; PO 1880-1909; (Renamed 1883)
Round Butte – Ext 1880s, Larimer County
Round Corral; later Plum, Plum Station; now Sedalia – Est 1865, Douglas County; (Name changed to Plum, Plum Station 1870; and to Sedalia 1872)
Round Fort; AKA McShanes Fort – Est 1868, El Paso County
Round Hill – 1880s Waystop, Saguache County; RR Station 1895-1923 maps
Round Oak – PO 1908-1910, Huerfano County
Roundup Junction – Montezuma County
Rouse Junction – RR Stop 1892-1923 map, Huerfano County
Rouse; also see Old Rouse – PO 1889-1929, Huerfano County
Routt – PO 1884-1892, Routt County
Routt – PO 1930-1953, Moffat County
Rowe – PO 1898-1900, Prowers County
Rowena – Est 1894, Boulder County; PO 1894-1918; Same site as earlier Rockville
Roy – Weld County
Royal Flush – Ext 1904-1935, Routt County; (Mill closed 1918)
Royal Gorge – PO Est 1949, Fremont County
Roydale – RR Stop, Denver County
Ruby City – PO 1878-1879, Ouray County; Still on 1899 map
Ruby of the Rockies; see Redstone – Pitkin County
Ruby; AKA Ruby Camp – PO 1879-1880, Inc 1880, Gunnison County; (Silver Camp absorbed by Irwin)
Ruby; AKA South Independence – Est 1890s, Pitkin County
Ruby – Mining Camp, Grand County
Ruby – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Mesa County
Ruby – RR Stop, Gunnison County; PO 1893-1895 (Near orig Ruby Camp)
Ruction – 1899 PO, Larimer County
Rudolph – 1886 PO, Montrose County
Ruedi – PO 1889-1941, Eagle County
Ruedi – RR Stop on 1899 map, Pitkin County
Ruff – PO 1889-1896, Baca County
Rugby – PO 1900-1947, Las Animas County
Ruin Canyon – PO 1920-1928, Montezuma County
Rule – PO 1909-1921, Bent County
Rulison – Garfield County
Running Creek – PO 1868-1883, Douglas County; Same site as Ruthton Stage Stop; Later Elbert County
Rush Creek – RR Stop 1897 map, Cheyenne County
Rush – Est 1907, El Paso County
Russell Gulch – Est 1859; PO 1879-1943, Gilpin County
Russell Spring – Waystop on 1885 map, Saguache County
Russell Station; orig Big Hill – Big Hill on 1885 map, Costilla County; Russell Station on 1924 map
Russell; AKA Placer – PO 1876-1956, Costilla County; Town was Placer 1870s-1900s; After 1900s town was named Russell
Russellville – Est ca1858, Kansas Territory; 1862 PO, Douglas County
Rustic – PO 1880-1887, Larimer County
Ruthton – Stage Stop, Elbert County; Same site as Running Creek PO
Ruxton Park – El Paso County
Ruxton – Bent County
Ryans – On 1887 map, Lake County
Rye; prev Table Mountain – Est 1881; Inc 1937, Pueblo County
Ryssby – Est 1869, Boulder County
Sable; prev Bird, Magnolia, Schuyler – Existed 1909, Adams County
Sacramento Flats; AKA Flats – Est 1878, Park County; (Absorbed by Fairplay)
Sacramento; see Idaho Springs – Clear Creek County
Saddle Hill – RR Stop 1899 map, El Paso County
Safe Here – Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Sage Hen Springs – Jackson County
Sage – PO 1880-1882, Gunnison County; Still on 1899 map
Sago – PO 1922-1925, Montezuma County
Saguache – Est 1867; Inc 1878, Saguache County
Saint Charles – PO 1866-1881, Pueblo County
Saint Cloud; later Cherokee Park – PO 1884-1933, Larimer County; (Name changed 1913)
Saint Elmo; prev Forest City – Inc 1880, Chaffee County; PO 1880-1952
Saint Francis Falls – On 1881 Map, San Miguel County
Saint Jacobs – Mine and Boarding House, Hinsdale County
Saint John, Saint John's; prev Coleyville; also see Saints John – Est 1861, Summit County; 1872-1890 Company Town for Boston Silver Mine; PO was Saints John
Saint Kevin – PO 1886-1890, Lake County
Saint Louis; now Loveland – Larimer County
Saint Louis – On 1879 map, Weld County
Saint Marys – PO 1867-1907, Huerfano County; On maps to 1923
Saint Peters – PO 1905-1907, El Paso County
Saint Petersburg; AKA Saint Peters – On 1934-1970 map, Logan County
Saint Vrain; also see Fort Saint Vrain – PO Est 1859, Nebraska Terr.; Merged with Platteville 1875; Site now in Weld County
Saint Vrain – Stage Stop/Town Est 1887, Boulder County; Died before 1915
Saint Vrains – PO 1915-1918, Weld County; (Not the same site as earlier St Vrain)
Saints John; also see Saint John – PO 1876-1881, Summit County
Salem – PO 1894-1919, Arapahoe County
Salida; prev Arkansas – Est 1880, Inc 1885, Chaffee County; (1881 name changed to Salida)
Salina – Est ca1907, Park County
Salina – PO 1874-1925, Boulder County
Saling – On 1887 map, La Plata County
Salis – RR Stop 1916-1920 map, Cheyenne County
Salt Creek – PO 1880-1908, Pueblo County
Salt Works – On 1885-1887 map, Park County
Sam, Sams – RR Stop on 1899 map, San Miguel County; PO 1903-1950
Sample – RR Stop 1923 map, Fremont County
San Acacio – Est 1853, New Mexico Territory; Inc 1885, Costilla County; PO Est 1909
San Antonia; see Apishapa – PO 1875-1876, Las Animas County
San Antonio; now Antonito – Est ca1880, Conejos County; (San Antonio PO 1880-1881)
San Bernardo; later Matterhorn – Mining Camp, San Miguel County
San Bernardo – PO 1892-1907, San Miguel County; (Moved from Trout Lake)
San Carlos – RR Stop 1882-1922 map, Pueblo County
San Cristobal – On 1899 map, Hinsdale County
San Francisco; PO was named Lavalley, La Valley – Est 1854, New Mexico Territory; Inc 1885, Costilla County; (Upper Culebra on 1899 map)
San Franciso – On 1885 map, Las Animas County; (Near site of later Tercio)
San Isabel; AKA San Isabella – PO 1872-1912, Saguache County
San Isabel – PO 1936-1938, Custer County
San Isabel – Pueblo County
San Isidro; later Abeyta – On 1882-1902 map, Las Animas County
San Jose – On 1885 map, Conejos County
San Jose – On 1885-1887 map, Rio Grande County; (same site as modern Freeman)
San Jose – PO 1873-1878, Las Animas County; (PO moved to Grinnell)
San Juan; AKA San Juan City – PO 1874-1904 Mineral County
San Juan; see Mogote – Conejos County
San Juan – Las Animas County
San Luis; AKA San Luis de Culebra, Culebra, Plaza del Medio – Est 1851, New Mexico Territory; PO Est 1862, Inc 1885, Costilla County; Oldest Town in Colorado
San Miguel – Las Animas County
San Miguel – PO 1877-1895, Ouray County; Later San Miguel County
San Pablo – Est 1851, New Mexico Territory; PO Est 1893, Costilla County
San Pedro; now Starkville – Est Bef 1879, Las Animas County; (Starkville Est 1879)
San Pedro, San Pedra – Est 1851, New Mexico Territory; Inc 1885, Costilla County
San Rafael – Inc 1885, Conejos County; PO 1890-1895
Sanatorium; later Spivak – Est 1923, Jefferson County; (Name changed 1928)
Sanborn – PO 1878-1905, Bent County; Later Lincoln County
Sand Arroyo – PO 1915-1917, Baca County
Sand Creek Junction – On 1916-1920 map, Adams County
Sand Creek Station; AKA Nine Mile Station – Stage Stop, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Sand Creek; AKA Music City – Mining Camp, Saguache County; (Short-lived)
Sand Creek – RR Stop 1882, Bent County; Site now in Cheyenne County
Sand Hill Springs; see Lillian Springs – Logan County
Sandown – RR Stop, Denver County
Sands – RR Stop 1895 map, Garfield County
Sandy – RR Stop 1916-1968 map, Huerfano County
Sanford; prev Ephraim – Est ca1880; Inc 1892, Conejos County; (Named Sandford 1888)
Sangre de Christo – PO 1876-1884, Saguache County
Sangre de Cristo; see Cristo – Mining Camp, Costilla County
Santa Clara – PO 1873-1894, Huerfano County; RR Stop 1895-1899 map
Santa Maria – Park County
Santiago – Est 1898, Clear Creek County
Santisima Trinidad; see Trinidad – Las Animas County
Sapinero – Est 1882, Gunnison County
Sarcillo – RR Stop 1924 map, Las Animas County
Sargents School – Rio Grande County
Sargents; orig Marshalltown – Est ca1879, Saguache County; (Renamed 1882)
Sarinda; AKA Surinda – PO 1875-1882, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Satank; RR Stop was Bryant – PO 1882-1904, Pitkin County; Later Garfield County
Saugus – PO 1908-1914, Lincoln County
Saunders – Delta County
Savage Basin Camp – Mining Camp, San Miguel County
Saw Pit; Sawpit (PO) – Est 1895, Inc 1896, San Miguel County; PO 1896-1926
Saxton – Delta County
Schistos – PO 1894-1895, Saguache County
Schley – PO 1898-1913, Elbert County; PO moved from Clemmons
Schlueter; AKA Schleyter – PO 1912-1913, Washington County
Scholl – PO 1901-1930, Grand County
School House – On 1885 map, Saguache County; (between Mirage and Saguache)
Schramm – PO 1913-1925, Yuma County; (Same site as earlier Brunerville townsite)
Schriever AFB – El Paso County
Schulter Plaza; now Aguilar – Las Animas County
Schuyler; prev Bird, Magnolia; later Sable – Est ca1880, Arapahoe County; Later Adams County
Schwanders – On 1895-1923 map, Chaffee County
Scissors – PO 1884-1894; On 1887-1922 map, Huerfano County; (PO was Capps 1894-1901)
Scofield – PO 1880-1886, Inc 1880, Gunnison County
Scott – Est 1911, Larimer County
Scranton – 1886 RR Stop, PO 1887-1888, Arapahoe County; Abandoned 1915, Adams County
Secor – RR Stop 1895 map, Boulder County
Secreto Creek; later South Kingston – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Security; prev Widefield; now Security-Widefield – Est 1920, El Paso County
Security-Widefield – Est 1955, El Paso County
Sedalia; prev Round Corral, Plum, Plum Station – Round Corral Est 1865, Douglas County; 1870 name changed to Plum, Plum Station; Sedalia PO Est 1872, 1882 Sedalia platted
Sedgwick; later Parkville – PO 1880-1886, Saguache County; (Absorbed by Bonanza)
Sedgwick; orig Henderson – Inc 1881, Weld County; (Name changed in 1885); Logan County 1887-89; Now in Sedgwick County
Seebarsee; see Laird – PO 1892-1899, Yuma County; Brief name for Laird
Seedhouse – Routt County
Segreganset – PO 1914-1917, Kiowa County
Segundo; prev Humoso – Est 1901, Las Animas County
Seguro – PO 1895-1901, Huerfano County
Seibert – Est 1888, Elbert County; Inc 1917, Kit Carson County
Seiden's Ranch; see Everett – Stage Stop, Lake County
Selak – PO 1883-1893, Grand County; Still on 1899 map
Selkirk Spur – RR Station 1895 map, Park County
Selkirk – Mining Camp 1885 map, Park County
Selkirk – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Sellar – PO 1888-1918, Pitkin County; RR Stop 1895-1899 map
Selma – RR Stop 1902-1916 map, Logan County
Semper – Inc 1886, PO 1882-1900, Jefferson County
Senecero – Inc 1885, Conejos County
Serape – On 1885 map, La Plata County
Serene – PO 1923-1942, Weld County
Servietta – On 1885 map, Conejos County
Setonsburg; prev Seton – PO 1915-1920, Baca County; (Renamed 1916)
Seven Castles – PO 1913-1918, Eagle County
Seven Lakes – Teller County
Sevenmile Plaza – Rio Grande County
Seventeen Mile House – Stage Stop/Tavern 1870s, Arapahoe County
Severance; AKA Tailholt – Est 1894; Inc 1920, Weld County
Seward; later Clyde – PO 1896-1909, El Paso County; (Name changed 1899); Later Teller County
Sewell – On 1922 map, Pitkin County; (A few sources show Garfield County)
Seymour; AKA Silver Pick – 1880s Mining Camp, San Miguel County; PO 1892-1896 (PO moved to Sawpit); (Same site as 1920s Fall Creek)
Shadow Mountain – On 1980 map, Grand County
Shaffers Crossing – Est ca1865, Jefferson County
Shale (1st) – On 1885 map, Mesa County; (NW of Mack)
Shale (2nd) – RR Stop on 1895-1923 map, Mesa County
Shambalah-Asarama – On 1980 map, Douglas County
Shanty Town – Lake County; (Absorbed by Leadville)
Sharps Fort, Sharps Post – Trading Post Est 1870, Huerfano County
Sharpsdale – PO 1883-1934, Huerfano County
Shavano – Est 1879, Chaffee County; 1880 PO & 1930 PO
Shaver's – Waystop 1881 map, San Miguel County
Shaw – PO 1908-1955, Lincoln County
Shawano – RR Stop on 1899-1923 map, Saguache County
Shawnee; orig Fairville, Slaghts – Est 1878, Park County; (Shawnee after 1900)
Sheddon City; AKA Sheldon City – Mining Camp, Summit County
Sheehan – RR Stop 1924 map, Weld County
Sheephorn – PO 1895-1951, Eagle County
Sheffield; laterDenver Mills – PO 1891-1892, Arapahoe County; 1892-1918 as Denver Mills, Denver County
Sheffield – Platted 1926, Denver County
Sheldon City; AKA Sheddon City – Mining Camp, Summit County
Shelton, Shelton Junction – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Otero County
Shelton – 1904 PO, Boulder County
Shenandoah – PO 1892-1896, Montrose County
Shepston; now Lake George – Est 1891, Park County
Sheridan Junction; later Chattanooga – Inc 1885, San Juan County
Sheridan Lake; AKA Sheridan; orig Bee – Est 1877, Bent County; Renamed 1887; Inc 1951, Kiowa County
Sheridan Park – Arapahoe County; ca1891, Absorbed into Sheridan
Sheridan – Inc 1891, Arapahoe County
Sherman Spur – RR Stop, Las Animas County
Sherman – PO 1877-1886, Hinsdale County; PO 1895-1898
Sherman – PO 1890-1892, Eagle County; RR stop on 1899 map just inside Garfield County
Sherrod – PO 1904-1906, Gunnison County
Sherwin – RR Stop 1924 map, Logan County
Sherwood – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Eagle County
Shields, Shields Ranch – PO 1887-1894, Arapahoe County; Site now in Yuma County
Shirley – El Paso County
Shirley – PO 1882-1882, Saguache County; (D&RG construction camp)
Shirley – RR Stations 1885-1899 map, both; Chaffee & Saguache County
Short Creek – Mining Camp, Saguache County
Shoshone – RR Stop 1895 map; PO 1907-1910, Garfield County
Shriever Air Force Base; prev Falcon AFB – Est 1985, El Paso County
Shumway; see Camp Shumway – Huerfano County
Sibley; AKA Sybly – On 1890s map, Otero County; Absorbed by Fowler
Siding Number 1 – On 1923 map, Alamosa County
Sidney – PO 1881-1882, Gunnison County; Site now in Pitkin County; (Sidney was absorbed by Independence)
Sidney – PO 1888-1941, Routt County
Sidney – RR Station/Town 1892-1923 map; RR station in Elbert County near El Paso Border; Maps place town in both counties.
Sidneyville – Clear Creek County
Sierra El Late; ("Mountain on its side") – Montezuma County
Sierra – On 1924 map, Costilla County
Sigman – PO 1926-1935, Adams County
Signal Station; AKA Mesa Park Signal Station – Saguache County
Signal Station; AKA Pikes Peak Military Reservation – Army Station, El Paso County; (On top of Pikes Peak)
Signal – PO 1896-1898, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Silla – RR Stop 1887 map, La Plata County
Sillsville – PO 1903-1910, Gunnison County
Siloam – PO 1891-1943, Pueblo County
Silt; prev Ferguson – Est 1898; Inc 1915, Garfield County
Silver Brook – Mining Camp/RR Station, Gunnison County
Silver Circle – Mining Camp, Custer County
Silver City – Est 1860, Kansas Territory; On Clear Creek-Gilpin County Border
Silver Cliff – Est 1878, Inc 1879, Custer County
Silver Crags Chalaet – On 1964-1970 map, Jefferson County
Silver Creek; prev Daileyville; AKA Chinn City – Est 1884, Clear Creek County
Silver Dale – Est 187_, Clear Creek County
Silver Drake – Mining Camp, Clear Creek County
Silver Gate – Mining Camp, Gunnison County; (Absorbed by Irwin)
Silver Heels – Ext 1861-1897, Park County
Silver Heights – Douglas County
Silver King; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Silver Lake – Mining District, San Juan County
Silver Lake – PO 1862-1864, Summit County
Silver Lake – RR Stop 1895 map, Huerfano County
Silver Ledge – PO 1904-1905, San Juan County
Silver Night – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
Silver Park – PO 1879-1881, Custer County
Silver Pick; see Seymour – San Miguel, County
Silver Plume, Silverplume – Est 1870; Inc 1880, Clear Creek County
Silver Springs – Jefferson County
Silver Springs – On 1970 map, Park County
Silverdale – Mining Camp, 1882 PO, Chaffee County
Silverplume, Silver Plume – Est 1870; Inc 1880, Clear Creek County
Silverthorne – Est 1962, Inc 1967, Summit County
Silvertip; see Beartown – Hinsdale, La Plata, San Juan Counties
Silverton – Est 1874, La Plata County; Inc 1876, San Juan County
Silvia; AKA Sylvia – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Las Animas County
Simla – Est 1888, PO Est 1909; Inc 1913, Elbert County
Simpson; AKA Simpton; PO was Wormington – Est 1909, Las Animas County
Simpson – PO 1910-1943, Adams County; (Also shown in Washington County)
Sinbad – PO 1914-1933, Montrose County
Sinbad's Valley – Montrose County
Singleton – On 1924-1980 map, Park County
Sinnard – RR Stop 1916 map, Larimer County; Still on 1997 map.
Sitton, Sitton Corner – PO 1906-1917, Pueblo County; Still on 1950s map
Six Mile House, Six Mile Inn; see Lawson – Clear Creek County
Sixty-Two Mile Lane – Waystop on 1923 map, Weld County
Skinner – PO 1897-1899, Fremont County
Skinners – RR Stop 1909-1968 map, El Paso County
Skull Creek – PO 1929-1949, Moffat County; (Moved to Blue Mountain)
Sky City – 1880s Gold Camp, Saguache County; (Same site where Fremont's 1848 expedition; was turned back by snow.)
Skyline – On 1964 map, Gilpin County
Skyway – Est 1927, Mesa County; PO 1927-1945
Skyway – On 1964 map, El Paso County
Slabtown; see Leadville – Mining Camp, Lake County
Slaghts; orig Fairville; now Shawnee – PO 1878-1900, Park County
Slate Creek – Summit County
Slater – Est 1876, Carbon Co, Wyoming; 1888 moved into Routt County; Now in Moffat County
Slater's – 1880s Waystop, Park County
Slavonia – On 1922 map, Routt County
Slick Rock; orig Snyder's Camp, AKA Glade – Est 1879, San Miguel County; Slick Rock PO Est 1941
Sligo – RR Stop 1895 map; PO 1908-1941, Weld County
Sloan – RR Stop 1924 map, Weld County
Sloane – RR Stop 1895 map, Pitkin County; 1899 map shows Sloane in Eagle County
Sloss; PO orig at Peach Blow – PO 1909-1931, Eagle County
Smeltertown – Chaffee County
Smith Canyon – PO 1892-1893, Las Animas County
Smith Hill; see Anthracite – Gunnison County
Smith Hill – On 1895-1923 map, Gilpin County
Smuggler, Smugglers – PO 1895-1928, San Miguel County; Large Mining Camp near Smuggler Mine
Sneffels; orig Porters, Mount Sneffels – PO 1879-1930, Ouray County; (Renamed Sneffels in 1895)
Snipes; AKA Molina – Est 1883, Mesa County; Molina PO Est 1895; (PO named Snipes 1897-1906)
Snook's Bottom – Est 1902, Mesa County
Snowden; orig Hope – PO 1885-1893, Lake County; (Renamed 1890)
Snowmass Village; AKA West Village – Est 1889; Inc 1977, Pitkin County
Snowmass – Est 1901, Pitkin County
Snowmass – PO 1882-1883, Gunnison County
Snows – 1880s settlement, San Miguel County
Snowstorm – Park County
Snyder – Est 1882, Weld County; Now in Morgan County
Snyder's Camp; now Slick Rock – Est 1879, San Miguel County; Slick Rock PO Est 1941
Snyders – RR Stop on 1899 map, Pitkin County
Soda Springs; PO was named Grape – On 1887-1895 map, Fremont County
Soda Springs – PO 1879-1902, Lake County
Solar; PO briefly Rockland – RR Stop on 1899 map, Huerfano County; PO 1914-1925
Solidad – RR Stop 1880s map, La Plata County
Somerset – Est 1902, Gunnison County
Sommers – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, El Paso County
Sonora – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Pueblo County
Sopris – On 1923 map, Garfield County
Sopris – PO 1888-1969, Las Animas County; Townsite now under Trinidad Lake
Sorrento – RR Station 1895 map; PO 1907-1918, Cheyenne County; Still on 1964 map
South Altman – Inc 1896, El Paso County
South Arkansas; now Poncha Springs – Est 1868, Lake County; Renamed 1877, Now Chaffee County
South Boulder – PO 1865-1869, Gilpin County
South Canon – Inc 1891, Fremont County
South Canon – RR Stop 1895 map; PO 1905-1916, Garfield County
South Creede – Mineral County
South Denver – Inc 1886, Arapahoe County; Annexed by Denver in 1894
South Evans – Mining Camp, Lake County
South Fork – Est 1876; Inc 1992, Rio Grande County
South Fork – RR Stop 1899 map, San Miguel County
South Independence; AKA Ruby – Est 1890s, Pitkin County
South Kingston; prev Secreto Creek – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
South Park City; see Fairplay – Park County
South Park City – PO Est 1959 at Fairplay, Park County; (Reconstructed mining camp.)
South Park – PO 1874-1879, Park County
South Platte – PO 1873-1883, Weld County; Site now in Logan County; (Same site as 1860s Godfrey's Stage Stop)
South Platte – PO 1899-1973, Jefferson County
South Pueblo – PO 1874-1887; Inc 1881, Pueblo County
South Roggan – Weld County
South Side – PO 1869-1877, Pueblo County; Later Bent then Otero County
Southern Junction – RR Stop 1916 map, Pueblo County
Southern Ute Indian Reservation – Includes parts of La Plata and Archuleta Counties
Southglenn – Est 1977, Arapahoe County
Southwater; AKA Borst's – PO 1872-1878, El Paso County
Spanish Bar – Est 1860, Kansas Terr.; PO 1860-1885, Clear Creek County
Spanish Creek – On 1885 map, Saguache County
Spanish Fort; AKA Fort Sangre de Cristo – Spanish Fort Est 1819; Site now in Huerfano County
Spanish Peak; later La Veta – PO Est 1871, Huerfano County; (Renamed 1876)
Spanish Peaks – 1920 PO, Hurefano County
Spanish Village – Weld County
Spanish – Mining Camp, 1898 PO, Saguache County
Spar, Spar City; prev Fisher City – PO 1892-1895; Inc 1893, Hinsdale County; Now in Mineral County
Spargo – PO 1920-1924, Montezuma County
Sparkill, Sparkell – PO 1882-1887, Pitkin County; Still on 1899 map; (Absorbed by Independance)
Sparks – PO 1913-1914, Moffat County
Sparrow – PO 1883-1885, Pueblo County
Spence – PO 1910-1920, Washington County
Spencer; AKA Cameron Spring – Inc 1897, Gunnison County; PO 1894-1907; (Cameron Spring on 1922 map)
Spencerville – Mining Camp Est 1860, Summit County; (Short-lived)
Sperryvale – 1901 PO, Pueblo County
Sphinx Park – On 1997 map, Jefferson County
Sphinx Peak – On 1964-1970 map, Jefferson County
Spicer – Est 1884, Larimer County; Later Jackson County
Spikebuck, Spike Buck – On 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Spinney – PO 1889-1908, Park County; RR Stop on 1899-1923 map, Park County
Spivak; orig Sanatorium – Est 1923, Jefferson County; (Renamed 1928)
Spook City – Mining Camp Est 1893, Saguache County; (Short-lived)
Spring Bottom – Stage Station 1860s, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Spring Canyon – Stage Station, Larimer County
Spring Gulch; AKA Gulch – PO 1891-1916, Pitkin County; (Renamed Gulch 1895; Some maps show Garfield County)
Spring Hill – Stage Station 1860s-1900, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Spring Valley – Park County
Spring Valley – PO 1865-1885, Douglas County
Spring – 1881 PO, Gunnison County
Spring – On 1885 Map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Denver County
Springdale – PO 1881-1911, Boulder County
Springer – PO 1901-1902, Park County
Springfield – Est 1887; Inc 1889, Las Animas County; Now in Baca County
Springfield – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Springvale – PO 1874-1875, Las Animas County
Spruce – On 1916-1923 map, Douglas County
Spruce – On 1923 map, El Paso County
Sprucedale – Jefferson County
Sprucewood – Douglas County
Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Pitkin County
Spurgin; later Vim – PO 1916-1944, Weld County; (Renamed Vim in 1927)
Squaretop – PO 1917-1918, Archuleta County
Squaw Creek – PO 1884-1888, Eagle County
Squaw Gulch – Mining Camp, Teller County; Absorbed by Anaconda
Squaw Point – PO 1920-1926, Dolores County
Squirrel Creek – PO 1911-1916, El Paso County
St. .... – see Saint ....
Stage Canyon – PO 1919-1920, Las Animas County
Stage Canyon – Stage Station, Las Animas County
Stage Station; see New Stage Station, Old Stage Station – Prowers County
Stage – Weld County
Stamford – PO 1883-1920, Las Animas County
Standard – RR Stop 1899 map, Fremont County
Standish – PO 1885-1886, Gunnison County; Still on 1899 map
Stanley Lake – RR Stop 1920 map, Jefferson County
Stanley Park – Jefferson County
Stanley; orig Coryell – PO 1887-1891, Costella County; (Name changed 1890); Site now in Alamosa County
Stapleton; PO was Hogg – Montezuma County
Star Community – Mesa County
Star Ranch – On 1885 map, Saguache County
Starbuck; orig Joylan; now Idledale – Est ca1905, Jefferson County; Joylan PO Est 1918; Starbuck 1920-1930; Renamed Idledale 1930
Starkville; orig San Pedro – Starkville PO Est 1879; Inc 1954, Las Animas County
Starr – 1907 PO, Phillips County; (Never operated?)
State Bridge – Est 1889, PO 1909-1915, Eagle County
Stateline – On 1885 map, Mesa County; (On Colorado-Utah Border)
Station 21; Station 22; Station 23 – 1859-1860s Stage Stops, Elbert County; Sites now in Kit Carson County
Station 24 – 1859-1860s Stage Stop, Elbert County; Site now in Lincoln County
Station – On 1923 map, Morgan County
Steamboat Springs – Est 1875, Grand County; Inc 1907, Routt County
Steffens – PO 1915-1919, Yuma County
Stein – RR Stop 1920-1923 map, Logan County
Stem Beach – Pueblo County
Sterling; AKA Mosquito, Musquito – Est 1861, PO 1862-1865, Park County
Sterling – Est 1873, Inc 1884, Weld County; Now in Logan County
Sterling – Mining Camp, Hinsdale County
Stevens Gulch – RR Stop 1895, Douglas County
Stevens – PO 1881-1882, Gunnison County
Stevenson – 1888 PO, Las Animas County; Existed until 190_, Baca County
Stewart; also see Stuart – PO 1888-1899, Kiowa County; 1899 RR map shows Stewart PO at Stuart Station
Stile's – 1885 Stage Stop, Park County
Stillwater – PO 1911-1930, Grand County
Stockade – PO 1873-1874, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Stockville – PO 1873-1875, Las Animas County
Stockyards; AKA Denver Stockyards – PO Est 1898, Arapahoe County; Now Denver County
Stoiber – RR Stop 1899 map, San Juan County
Stollsteimer – Archuleta County
Stone Canon – RR Stop 1895 map, Boulder County
Stone City; AKA Cabin Springs – Est 1912, Pueblo County
Stone Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Jefferson County
Stoneham – Est 1888, Weld County
Stoner, Stoner Creek – Est 189_, PO 1917-1954, Montezuma County
Stoneton – Baca County
Stonewall; orig El Valle del Gutierrez – Est 1867, Las Animas County; PO 1878-1918
Stonington – Est 1888, Las Animas County; Now in Baca County
Story – RR Stop 1890-1924 map, Morgan County
Stout – PO 1882-1908, Larimer County; (Branchline RR Terminal)
Stove Prairie – Larimer County
Strange – PO 1881-1883, Las Animas County
Straouseville – Est 1874, Jefferson County
Strasburg – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; PO Est 1908, Adams County
Stratmoor Hills – El Paso County
Stratmore Valley – El Paso County
Stratter – On 1899-1923 map, Delta County
Stratton Meadows – El Paso County
Stratton; AKA Winfield, Summit – Teller County
Stratton; orig Claremont – Est 1888, Elbert County; (Name changed 1906); Inc 1917, Kit Carson County
Streator – PO 1880-1890, Costilla County; (PO moved to Mosca); Site now in Alamosa County
Streeter – Moffat County
Stringtown – Lake County
Stringtown – Mineral County
Strong – PO 1905-1929, Huerfano County
Strong's Camp – Teller County
Strontia Springs; orig Deane, Deansbury – PO 1879-1932, Douglas County; (Renamed 1892)
Struby – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Douglas County
Stuart – PO 1888-1889 & 1911-1912, Kiowa County; 1899 RR map shows Stuart AKA Stewart PO
Stubbs Ranch; now Como – Park County
Stumpftown; AKA Stumptown – Mining Camp, Lake County
Stunner; orig Connejos Camp; then Loyton – PO 1884-1914, Conejos County; (Renamed Stunner in 1886)
Subbette – RR Stop 1887 map Conejos County
Sublette – RR Stop, Weld County
Sublime; AKA Point Sublime – PO 1903-1909, El Paso County
Suffield – RR Stop 1899-1923 map, Las Animas County
Suffolk – PO 1879-1886, El Paso County
Sugar City; orig Wait – Wait Est 1891; Sugar City Inc 1900, Otero County; Now in Crowley County
Sugar Factory – RR Stop on 1920 map, Rio Grand County
Sugar Junction – On 1920-1990 map, Rio Grande County
Sugar Loaf – PO 1867-1944, Boulder County
Sugardale – RR Stop 1909-1921 map, Prowers County
Sullivan – Est 1891, Arapahoe County
Sulpher Springs – On 1885-1887 map, Routt County; (Two different places coexisted.)
Sulphide Flats – Boulder County
Sulphur Gulch – Stage Station Est Bef 1870, Douglas County; (Stop later moved to Twenty Mile House)
Sulphur Springs; prev Hot Sulphur Springs; now Hot Sulphur Springs – Est 1874, Grand County; Sulphur Springs 1894-1912
Sulphur Springs; see Pictou – Huerfano County
Sulphur Springs – On 1964-1980 map, Huerfano County
Sulphur Springs – PO 1873-1874, Park County; (Same site as later Glentivar)
Sulphur, Sulpher – PO 1902-1926, Rio Grande County
Sultana – PO 1899-1903, San Miguel County
Summerville – Boulder County
Summit City – Mining Camp, Summit County; Co-camp with Ten Mile City and Robinson's Camp
Summit Park 1st – PO 1873-1888, El Paso County; PO moved to Manitou Park; Site now in Teller County
Summit Park 2nd – PO 1890-1892, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Summit Springs – 1869 Battle Site; Now in Washington County
Summit; AKA Cerro Summit – Montrose County; Located near Cerro. Some maps show Cerro Summit
Summit; AKA Stratton, Winfield – Teller County
Summit; see Bath – Chaffee/Park County
Summit; see Kenosha Summit – Park County
Summit, Summitville – Est 1872, Rio Grande County
Summit – RR Stop 1887 map, Weld County
Summit – RR Stop 1889 map, El Paso County; (On Pikes Peak)
Summit – RR Stop, Lake County
Summit – Stage and RR Stop, San Juan County
Sun View – PO 1877-1896, El Paso County
Sunbeam – PO 1912-1942, Moffat County
Sunetha – On 1923 map, Archuleta County
Sunflower; now Romero – Est 1899, Conejos County
Sunflower – PO 1889-1892, Conejos County
Sunlight Junction – On 1923 map, Garfield County
Sunlight; AKA Sunshine – PO 1897-1912, Garfield County
Sunnyside – Boulder County
Sunnyside – Mining Camp, Rio Grande County; (Merged into Summitville)
Sunnyside – PO 1886-1891, Hinsdale County; Site now in Mineral County
Sunol – PO 1892-1894, Fremont County; Site now in Teller County
Sunset City – Fremont County
Sunset – PO 1883-1921, Boulder County
Sunset – PO Est 1976, Pueblo County; (Substation of Pueblo PO)
Sunshine Spur – RR Stop 1899 map, Garfield County
Sunshine – PO 1875-1913, Inc 1885, Boulder County
Sunshine – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Garfield County
Sunshine – RR Stop, Huerfano County
Superior – Est 1896, Inc 1904, Boulder County
Surber – PO 1895-1916, El Paso County
Surinda; see Sarinda – Logan County
Surles Meadow – Park County
Surveyor's Creek – On 1882-1885 map, Washington County; Same site as the later Millett, Platner
Suttle – On 1922 map, Delta County
Suttle – PO 1882-1883, Gunnison County
Suttons – RR Stop 1895 map, Summit County
Swallows – PO 1892-1947, Pueblo County; (Site now under Pueblo Resv.)
Swan; AKA Swan City – PO 1880-1898, Summit County; Mining Camp absorbed by Tiger
Swan – Chaffee County
Swandyke – Mining Camp late 1890s, (short-lived); PO 1898-1910, Summit County; (Swandyke PO may be different location after 1899)
Swanville; AKA Swan Camp – Mining Camp late 1890s, Summit County; (Short-lived)
Swede's Gulch – Mining Camp, Lake County
Sweede Corners – Saguache County
Sweetville – On 1887 map, San Juan County
Sweetwater – PO 1908-1918, Kiowa County
Swift – PO 1910-1919, Lincoln County
Swilltown; see Malta – Lake County
Swinford, Swimford – PO 1912-1913, Adams County; At site of 1865 Living Springs PO
Swink; prev Fairmont – Est 1900, Inc 1906, Otero County; (Renamed 1906)
Swissvale – On 1895-1970 map, Fremont County
Switchville; see Willamsburg – Boulder County
Switzerland Park – Boulder County
Sybly; see Sibley – Otero County
Sylcanite – On 1899 map, El Paso County; Site now in Teller County
Sylvanite; also seeBeartown District – PO 1893-1894, San Jaun County
Sylvanite – 1898 PO, Chaffee County
Sylvia; AKA Silvia – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Las Animas County
Symes – PO 1887-1899, Jefferson County
Symons; later Mindeman – RR Stop 1899 map, Otero County; Minderman PO est 1917
Tabasco, Tobasca – PO 1901-1925, Las Animas County
Tabeguache – 1869 PO, Huerfano County
Tabernash – Est 1905, Grand County
Table Mountain; now Rye – PO 1879-1880, Pueblo County
Table Rock – PO 1873-1893, El Paso County
Tabor City; orig Taylor City; AKA Chalk Creek Ranch, Halfway House – Est 1879, Lake County; (Tabor City 1880-1882)
Tabor – Boulder County
Tabor – Est 1888, Pueblo County
Tabor – PO 1879-1881, Lake County
Tabor – PO 1888-1890, Arapahoe County
Taclamur – PO 1901-1905, Fremont County
Tacoma – PO 1883-1886, Lake County
Tacoma – PO 1906-1954, La Plata County
Tacony – Shown on 1885 Pueblo County Map; PO 1915-1937, El Paso County; PO 1937-1942, Pueblo County
Tailholt; see Severence – Weld County
Tallan Mountain – On 1923 map, Archuleta County
Talpa; also see Farisita, Huerfano Cañon – PO 1890-1912, Huerfano County
Tampa – On 1909-1968 map, Weld County
Tanglewood Acres – Custer County
Taomer Lake – Ext 1880s, Montezuma County
Tarryall "1st"; AKA Tarryall City, Graball, Pound's Diggings – PO 1860-1863, Kansas Terr; Later Park County
Tarryall "2nd"; orig Puma City – PO 1896-1933, Park County
Tarryall Diggings; see Hamilton – Park County
Taylor City; later Tabor City – Est 1879, Lake County
Taylor City – Gunnison County
Taylor City – On 1885 map, Lake County
Taylor Park – On 1964-1980 map, Gunnison County
Taylor River – On 1887 map, Gunnison County
Taylor; prev Cooper; later Cooper – Cooper PO Est 1881, Summit County; Taylor 1882-1886, Eagle County; Cooper 1886-1890
Taylor, Taylors – RR Stop 1882-1902 map, Larimer County
Taylor – RR Stop 1922 map, Weld County; (Near Warren)
Taylors – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Pueblo County
Taylorville, Taylorsville – PO 1878-1892, Pueblo County
Teachout – Mining Camp and later RR Stop; Ext thru 1923, Gunnison County
Teachouts – 1860s Stage Station, El Paso County
Teds Place; orig Graves – Est 1922, Larimer County
Teller; AKA Bachelor – PO 1892-1912, Hinsdale County; Later Mineral County
Teller; AKA Teller City – PO 1880-1885, Inc 1881, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Telluride; orig Columbia – Columbia Est 1874, Ouray County; Telluride PO Est 1880; Inc 1887, San Miguel County
Tellurium – Mining Camp, Boulder County; (Short-lived)
Tellurium – PO 1875-1880, Hinsdale County
Templeton – Est 1981, El Paso County; (Substation of Colorado Springs PO)
Ten Mile Spring – Stage Stop, Gunnison County
Ten Mile; AKA Ten Mile Camp – Mining Camp, PO 1879-1881, Summit County; (1881 PO moved to Robinson); Co-camp with Robinson's Camp and Summit City
Tennessee Colony – On 1887 Map, Weld County; (Same site as Dearfield, Corona)
Tennessee Park – 1890s Mining Camp, Lake County
Tennessee Pass – Est 1880s, PO 1912-1959, Lake County
Tennessee Pass – PO 1890-1893, Eagle County
Tercio; AKA Rincon – PO 1902-1949, Las Animas County
Terrace – PO 1894-1900, Conejos County
Tetons, Teton – Mining Camp, Saguache County; PO 1880-1881
Texas Camp – Rio Blanco County
Texas Creek "1st"; later Texas, Hillside – Est 1872, Fremont County; Texas 1882-1884; Renamed Hillside 1884
Texas Creek "2nd"; AKA Texascreek – Est 1885, Fremont County; (PO moved from Ford)
Texas Ranch – PO 1871-1873, Bent County
Texas; see Texas Creek – PO 1882-1884, Fremont County
Thatcher – Est ca1880, Las Animas County
The Hook – RR Stop 1899 map, La Plata County
The Meadows – PO 1873-1876, Bent County
The Pinery – Douglas County
The Pines – Custer County
The Woodlands – Elbert County
Thedalund – PO 1917-1926, Adams County
Theisen; AKA Thiesen – PO 1909-1911, Routt County; Still on 1923 map
Thirty Mile Camp – Mining Camp, Hinsdale County; (Now a receation area)
Thirty-One Mile Creek – On 1885 map, Park County
Thomas – RR Stop 1920 map, Jefferson County
Thomasville – PO 1890-1918, Pitkin County; RR Stop 1895-1899 map; (PO moved from Calcium)
Thompson – RR Stop 1923 map, Fremont County
Thompson's – RR Stop 1895 map, Chaffee County
Thompson's – RR Stop 1895 map, Las Animas County
Thornburg – PO 1900-1937, Rio Blanco County
Thornton; now Wagon Wheel Gap – PO 1895-1901, Mineral County
Thornton – Inc 1956, Adams County
Three Bridges – Huerfano County
Three Joes; see Joes – Yuma County
Thurman – PO Est 1888, Arapahoe County; PO closed 1955, Washington County
Tierra Amarilla Grant – Archuleta County; Pre-Statehood Spanish Land Grant
Tiffany – PO 1907-1954, La Plata County
Tiger; also see Swan City – Mining Camp Est 1864, Summit County; PO 1919-1940
Tigiwon – PO 1929-1942, Eagle County
Tijeras – On 1885 map, Las Animas County
Timber Hill; prev Jennison – Stage Stop, PO 1879-1881, Hinsdale County
Timberton – 1898 PO, Park County; (Never operated?)
Timnath – Est 1882; Inc 1920, Larimer County
Timpas – Est 1868, Huerfano County; Then Greenwood and Bent.; Now in Otero County
Tin Cup, Tincup; orig Virginia, Virginia City – Est 1879, Inc 1882, Gunnison County; Tin Cup PO 1879-1918
Tindale – PO 1891-1893, Jefferson County
Tintown – Mill, RR Town, Lake County
Tiny Town – Est 1915, Jefferson County
Tioga – Exists today, Huerfano County; (NW of Walsenburg)
Tioga – RR Stop 1899 map, Huerfano County; PO 1907-1954; (South of Cucharas)
Tip Top – RR Stop 1892-1902 map, El Paso County
Tipperary – PO 1915-1917, Weld County
Tiptop – 1890 PO, Gilpin County
Tiptop – PO 1909-1910, Grand County
Titusville – Mining Camp, San Juan County; (Short-lived)
Titusville – PO 1881-1883, Fremont County
Titusville – Stage Stop 1870s; PO 1881-1883, Fremont County
Tobasca, Tabasco – PO 1901-1925, Las Animas County
Tobasco – Mining Camp, Hinsdale County
Tobe – Est 1910, Las Animas County
Toben – RR Stop, Logan County
Tolcott; AKA Camp Tolcott – Mining Camp, Boulder County
Toledo; orig McMillin – PO 1886-1889, Bent County; (Renamed 1887); Site in Prowers County
Tolifaro – PO 1896-1898, Gunnison County
Toll Gate – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Fremont County
Toll Gate – San Miguel County
Toll House – On 1880s map, Saguache County
Tolland; prev Mammoth – PO 1904-1944, Gilpin County
Tollerburg – PO 1909-1931, Las Animas County
Tollgate Eight Mile Creek – Stage Station, Arapahoe County
Toltec – 1887 PO, La Plata County
Toltec – PO 1911-1953, Huerfano County; RR Stop 1916-1920
Toltec – RR Stop 1887-1895 map, Conejos County
Toluca – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Douglas County
Tomboy – Large Mining Camp, San Miguel County; At Tomboy Mine, Gone by 1927
Tomichi; briefly Argenta PO; AKA Argenta, Corning, Tomichi Camp – PO 1880-1899, Inc 1882, Gunnison County; (In 1899 town moved to White Pine)
Tomichi – RR Stop on 1887-1922 map, Gunnison County
Tonah – RR Stop 1895 map, Douglas County
Tonville – On 1916-1968 map, Weld County
Toof; prev Beaver Creek; later Beaver, Beaver Creek – PO 1881-1883, Fremont County
Toonerville – Est 1928, Bent County
Toponas – Est 1888, Routt County
Torres – On 1980 map, Rio Grande County
Torres – PO 1894-1918, Las Animas County
Torrington – PO 1896-1903, El Paso County; Later Teller County
Tosh – PO 1915-1917, Routt County
Touraine – PO 1889-1901, Teller County; (PO moved to Cameron)
Tourist; see Walsenburgh – 1887 PO, Huerfano County; (Brief name for Walsenburg)
Tourtelotte – PO 1889-1894, Pitkin County
Tow Creek – Routt County
Towaoc – Est 1915, Montezuma County; (PO moved from Navaho Springs)
Tower Junction – RR Stop, Boulder County
Towner; prev Memphis – Est ca1887, Bent County; Towner PO Est 1888, Kiowa County
Townsend – PO 1890-1893, Arapahoe County; Site now in Washington County
Townsite – PO 1900-1902, Baca County; (Same location as Carrizo)
Tracyville – On 1969 map, Weld County
Trail City – Est bef 1860, Prowers County; (Cattle trail stop)
Trail Creek Camp; see Freeland – Clear Creek County
Trail Ridge – PO 1937-1953, Larimer County
Trails End – Larimer County
Trapper – On 1923 map, Routt County
Trappers Lake – PO 1927-1934, Garfield County
Travis – On 1964 map, Baca County
Travis – Saguache County
Trilby Corner – RR Stop 1909-1965 map, Larimer County
Trimble – PO 1883-1900, La Plata County
Trinchera Plaza – Las Animas County
Trinchera; later Mortimer – On 1885-1899 map, Costilla County; Called Mortimer on 1924 map
Trinchera, Trinchere – Est ca1873, Las Animas County
Trinidad Internment Camp – Ext 1943-1946, Las Animas County; (Camp for German POW)
Trinidad; orig Rio de las Animas; AKA Santisima Trinidad – Est 1859, New Mexico Terr.; In original Huerfano County; Inc 1876, Las Animas County
Tropic; see Oakview – On 1923 map, Huerfano County
Troublesome – PO 1878-1935, Grand County
Trout and Fisherman – On 1875 map, Lake County; Site now in Otero County
Trout Creek – PO 1926-1935, Routt County
Trout Lake – Est 1882, Ouray County; Inc 1885, San Miguel County; PO 1882-1892; (PO moved to San Bernardo)
Trout – PO 1881-1882, Ouray County
Troutdale – Jefferson County
Troutville – PO 1909-1954, Eagle County
Trowell Ranch – RR Stop 1902-1970 map, Morgan County
Troy – PO 1887-1942, Las Animas County; (PO moved from Humbar)
Truckton – El Paso County
Trujillo – PO 1900-1905, Archuleta County; Still on 1964 map
Trull; briefly Puma – PO 1888-1922, Routt County; (Puma 1896-1897)
Trumbull; PO was named Daffodil – Est ca1896, Jefferson County
Trump – PO 1928-1931, Park County
Truro – PO 1887-1895, Park County
Tubers – Weld County
Tuck – PO 1916-1917, Baca County
Tucker – PO 1896-1897, Gunnison County
Tuckerville – Mining Camp, La Plata County
Tumichi; now Parlin – PO 1879-1880, Gunnison County
Tuna – RR Stop 1892-1923 map, Huerfano County
Tungsten – PO 1916-1949, Boulder County
Tunnel – PO 1902-1903, Mesa County; RR Stop 1923 map
Tunnel – RR Stop, 1899 map, El Paso County; (Site near the later Waters in Teller County)
Turkey Creek; prev Lytle – PO 1877-1920, El Paso County; (Name changed ca1885)
Turkey Creek – Huerfano County
Turkey Creek – On 1916-1920 map, Pueblo County; Site now under Pueblo Resv.
Turkey Creek – PO 1874-1875, Jefferson County
Turner – 1881 PO, Gunnsion County; On 1885-1922 map
Turner – Huerfano County
Turret – Mining Camp, Chaffee County; PO 1898-1939.
Tuttle Creek – Mining Camp (area), Saguache County
Tuttle – PO 1883-1918, Elbert County; Later Kit Carson County
Twelve Mile House – Stage Station/Hotel, Arapahoe County
Twelve Mile – Mining Camp, Gilpin County
Twelve Mile – PO 1879-1880, Grand County
Twelvemile Corner – Morgan County
Twenty Mile House; later Pine Grove, Parker – Stage Station, Douglas County
Twenty-Five Mile House – Stage Stop, Weld County
Twenty-Nine Mile Siding; see Fleming – Logan County
Twin Cedars – Douglas County
Twin Crossing – La Plata County
Twin Forks – Jefferson County
Twin Lakes – Est 1879, Lake County
Twin Springs Ranch – On 1964 map, Rio Blanco County
Twin Spruce – On 1964-1970 map, Jefferson County
Two Buttes – Est 1910, Inc 1911, Baca County
Two-Bit Gulch – Mining Area, Lake County
Tyler – PO 1895-1897, Douglas County
Tyner – PO 1879-1881, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Tyrone; orig Yetta – Est 1916, Las Animas County; (Name changed in 1929)
Ula – PO 1871-1891, Fremont County; Later Custer County
Umaweep, Umiweep; see Dallas, Dallas City – Ouray County
Una – RR Stop on 1895-1899 map, Garfield County
Unaweep (1st) – PO 1883-1898, Mesa County; (SW of Grand Junction in Unaweep Canyon)
Unaweep (2nd) – RR Stop on 1895-1923 map, Mesa County; (South of Grand Junction)
Uncle Jack Moores – Stage Station, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Uncompahgre City; now Ouray – Est 1875, La Plata County; Now in Ouray County
Uncompahgre; RR Stop was Fort Crawford – PO 1880-1906, Gunnison County; Later Montrose County
Uncompahgre, Uncapaghre – PO 1875-1877, La Plata County; Later San Juan then Montrose County
Undercliffe, Undercliff – PO 1879-1925, Pueblo County; (PO moved from Huerfano)
Underhill – PO 1872-1873, Costilla County
Union City; see Empire – Clear Creek County
Union Hill – On 1909-1916 map, El Paso County
Union; PO was named Pawnee – PO 1903-1944, Morgan County
Union – On 1923 map, Fremont County
United States Air Force Academy – Est 1958, El Paso County
University Park – Est 1890, Arapahoe County; Absorbed by Denver in 1915
Upper Camp Bird – Ouray County
Upper Creede; see North Creede – Mineral County
Upper Culebra – On 1899 map, Costilla County; Very near San Francisco
Upper Red Mountain – Mining Camp, Ouray County
Upper Swandyke – Mining Camp, Summit County
Uranium – PO 1900-1922, Montrose County
Uravan – Est ca1912, Montrose County; PO 1936-1986
Urmston – PO 1891-1900, Jefferson County
Utah Junction – On 1895-1924 map, Arapahoe County; Later Adams County
Utaline – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Mesa County; (On Colorado-Utah Border)
Ute Agency; see Old Ute Agency – Saguache County
Ute City; now Aspen – Est 1879, Gunnison County; Now in Pitkin County
Ute Creek – RR Stop 1899 map, Costello County; Site now in Alamosa County
Ute Junction – RR Stop, La Plata County
Ute Mine – RR Stop, La Plata County
Ute Mountain Agency – Montezuma County
Ute Mountain Indian Reserve – Includes parts of Montezuma, La Plata; San Juan (UT) and San Juan (NM) Counties
Ute Park, Ute Pass Park; now Chipita Park – Est 1890, El Paso County
Ute Pass – El Paso County; Site now in Teller County; Same site as modern Divide
Ute Springs – Pitkin County
Ute; now Grand Junction – Est 1882, Gunnison County; Now in Mesa County
Ute; RR Stop was Huerfano – PO 1888-1900, Huerfano County; (Renamed Huerfano 1900-1929)
Ute – PO 1912-1951, Montrose County
Ute – RR Stop 1923 map, Mesa County
Utleyville – PO 1917-1973, Baca County
Vadner – PO 1884-1885, Conejos County; On 1885-1887 map
Vail – Est 1963, Inc 1966, Eagle County
Val Moritz – PO 1973-1975, Grand County; (Never officially operated)
Valdai – PO 1889-1892, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Valdaro – On 1922 map, Gunnison County
Valdez – PO 1910-1961, Las Animas County
Valdoro, Valdora – Town/Station on C&S RR, Summit County
Valentines – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Larimer County
Vallecito – PO 1901-1916, La Plata County; also PO 1939-1942; (Same site as earlier Viceto)
Vallejo – On 1885-1887 map, Archuleta County; On 1895 map, La Plata County
Vallery – PO 1907-1919, Morgan County
Valles – On 1885 map, Costilla County
Valley City; see Empire – Clear Creek County
Valley Station – RR Stop 1885 map, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Valley View Hot Springs – Saguache County
Valley View – On 1964 map, Pueblo County
Valley, Valley Station – Stage Station, Est 1859, Nebraska Terr.; Site now in Logan County
Valley – PO 1898-1901, Kit Carson County
Valleyview – RR Stop 1923 map, Ouray County
Vallie – On 1887-1923 map, Fremont County
Vallorso – PO 1918-1954, Las Animas County
Valmont – PO 1865-1901, Boulder County
Valverde – Inc 1888, Arapahoe County; PO 1889-1908; Annexed by Denver in 1902
Vanadium; prev Newmire – PO 1895-1942, San Miguel County; (Name changed in 1913)
Vance Place – Ouray County
Vance, Vance Junction – RR Station, PO 1894-1909, San Miguel County
Vances – Waystop, San Miguel County
Vancorum – Est 1930, Montrose County
Vanderbilt – On 1895 map, Ouray County
Vansville – 1907 PO, Kit Carson County; (Never operated?)
Varros – PO 1902-1903, Las Animas County; (Absorbed by Segundo)
Vasquez; see Hideaway Park – Grand County
Vasquez – On 1885 map, Arapahoe County; Site now in Adams County
Vastine – Rio Grande County
Vega Ranch – PO 1916-1924, Las Animas County
Vega – PO 1891-1914, Mesa County
Vegas – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Pueblo County
Velasquez Plaza – Las Animas County
Venango – RR Stop? on 1923 map, Sedgwick County; (Town of Venango is in Duel County, Nebraksa)
Venice – RR Stop 1895-1899 map, Chaffee County
Verde – PO 1903-1912, Pueblo County; RR Stop 1899 map, Pueblo County
Verdmont – RR Stop, Custer County
Verdun – 1920 PO, Prowers County
Vermilion; prev Resort; later Resort, Dawson; now Foxton – 1881 PO, Jefferson County; (Brief name change for Resort)
Verne – 1903 PO, Delta County
Vernon – Est 1892, Arapahoe County; (PO moved from Condon); Now in Yuma County
Vesta Junction – RR Stop on 1899 map, Fremont County
Vesta – RR Station on 1899 map, Fremont County
Vesuvius – 1908 PO, Boulder County
Veta Pass; orig Laveta Pass – PO 1904-1935, Costilla County; (name changed 1911)
Veta Pass – On 1885-1887 map, Costilla County
Veta Pass – PO 1889-1890, Huerfano County
Veteran – PO 1888-1894, Saguache County
Viceto – PO 1890-1891, La Plata County; (Same site as later Vallecito)
Vicksburg, Vicksburgh – Inc 1883, PO 1891-1895, Chaffee County; Still on 1899 map
Victor; prev City of Mines – Est 1893, Inc 1894, El Paso County; Now in Teller County
Vidals Spur – On 1895-1899 map, Gunnison County
Viejo San Acacio – On 1980 map, Costilla County
Viena – Baca County
Vigil – PO 1894-1912, Las Animas County
Vilas – PO Est 1887, Inc 1888, Las Animas County; Now in Baca County
Villa Grove, Villagrove; prev Garibaldi – Est 1870, Saguache County; Renamed Villa Grove 1872
Villa Park, Villapark – Est 1889, PO 1890-1920, Arapahoe County; Absorbed by Denver in 1901
Village – PO 1943-1956, Otero County
Villegreen – Est 1917, Las Animas County
Vim; prev Spurgin – PO 1916-1944, Weld County; (renamed in 1927)
Vineland – Est 1876, Pueblo County
Virginia Dale – Est 1862, Larimer County
Virginia; later Frost's Ranch, Rock Ridge – PO 1869-1871, Douglas County
Virginia, Virginia City; later Tin Cup – PO 1879-1880; Inc 1880, Gunnison County
Virginius – PO 1887-1894, Ouray County
Vista Grande – RR Town, Teller County
Vogel – Stage Station, Bent County; Site now in Otero County
Volcano – On 1924 map, Routt County
Vollmar – PO 1910-1912, Weld County
Vona – Est 1888, Elbert County; Inc 1919, Kit Carson County
Vroman; orig Weitzer – PO 1908-1954, Otero County; (Renamed 1918)
Vulcan; AKA Camp Creek – PO 1895-1912, Gunnison County
Vulcan; AKA Coalridge – RR Stop 1890s-1920s, Garfield County; Located at the Vulcan Coal Mine
Wabash; later Gibson – 1911 PO, Saguache County
Wachtel – PO 1913-1916, Weld County
Wadleigh – 1895 PO, Park County; (Never operated?)
Wages – PO 1917-1950, Yuma County; (PO moved from Ford)
Wagner – On 1942 map, Washington County
Wagon Wheel Gap; AKA Thornton – Est ca1872, Mineral County
Wah Keeney Park – Jefferson County
Wahatoya, Wahatoya Camp – On 1887-1922 map, Huerfano County
Wait; later Sugar City – 1900 PO, Crowley County
Waitley – PO 1915-1936, Washington County
Wakeman – PO 1887-1897, Logan County; Still on 1920s map in Phillips County
Walden – Est 1881, Inc 1890, Larimer County; Now in Jackson County
Waldheim (two different sites) – San Juan County; 1st - Early Mining Camp; 2nd - RR Stop on 1923 Map
Waldorf – Est 1868; PO 1906-1912, Clear Creek County
Wales – PO 1887-1888, Arapahoe County; (PO moved to Condon); Site now in Yuma County
Walker – On 1909-1968 map, Weld County
Wallace Village – Jefferson County
Wallet – PO 1890-1907, Kit Carson County
Wallrock – PO 1902-1903, Routt County; (PO moved from Sweetwater Co, Wyoming)
Walls – 1896 PO, La Plata County; (Never operated?)
Wallstreet; prev Delphi – PO 1895-1921, Boulder County; (Renamed 1898)
Walsen – RR Stop 1895 map; PO 1902-1932, Huerfano County
Walsenburg Fort – 1860s Settlers Fort, Huerfano County
Walsenburg Junction – RR Stop 1923 map, Huerfano County
Walsenburg, Walsenburgh; briefly Tourist – Est ca1870, Inc 1873, Huerfano County
Walsh – Est 1914, PO Est 1926; Inc 1928, Baca County
Walton Creek; prev Watson Creek – Ext 1880s, Routt County
Walton – On 1887 map, Larimer County; Site now in Jackson County
Waltonia – Larimer County
Walts Corner – Las Animas County
Wanamaker – RR Stop 1899 map, Jefferson County
Wandcrest Park – Jefferson County
Wapiti – Mining Camp, Summit County; PO 1894-1903
Ward; prev Ward District – Est 1863, Boulder County; Renamed Ward 1894, Inc 1896
Ward – RR Stop 1892 map, Boulder County
Waremont, Waremart – PO 1916-1922, Pueblo County
Wareville – 1877 PO, Ouray County
Warrantsville – PO 1876-1877, Huerfano County
Warren – RR Stop 1909-1923 map, Weld County; (Near Athol and Summit)
Warren's Station – Stage Stop, 1880-1883, Summit County
Warsaw – On 1964 map, Rio Blanco County
Warwick – RR Stop on 1916-1924 map, Prowers County
Washburn; briefly Derblay; later Hazeltine – Est 1889, Arapahoe County; 1892 PO Briefly named Derblay; Hazeltine PO 1893-1907; PO closed 1907, Adams County
Washburn – Stage Station, Larimer County
Washington Ranch; later Fort Moore – Stage Station Est 1862, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Washington Spring – On 1885 map, Costilla County; Site now in Alamosa County
Washington Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Summit County
Washington – Mining Camp, Summit County
Wason; AKA Wasson – PO Est 1891, Rio Grande County; Inc 1892, Rio Grande County; PO Closed 1904, Mineral County
Water Valley – PO 1887-1894, Bent County; Later Kiowa County
Waterman – 1888 PO, Garfield County
Waters – RR Stop 1924 map, Teller County
Waterton, Watertown; see Platte Canon – Jefferson County
Watervale – PO 1888-1921, Las Animas County
Watkins – Est 1872, Arapahoe County; Now in Adams County
Watonga – PO 1910-1911, Saguache County
Watson Creek; later Walton Creek – Ext 1880s, Routt County
Watson – PO 1889-1918, Pitkin County
Wattenberg – Est 1909, Weld County
Watts – On 1923 map, Eagle County
Wauneta – Yuma County
Waunita Hot Springs; prev Elgin, Waunita – Est 1882 (Elgin), Gunnison County; Waunita 1889-1908; Waunita Hot Springs 1910-1942
Waveland – RR Stop, 1909-1927 map, Bent County
Waverly – 1897 PO, El Paso County; (Never Operated?)
Waverly – Alamosa County
Waverly – PO 1906-1912, Larimer County
Waverly – Yuma County
Wayne; prev Lowland – PO 1908-1912, El Paso County; (Renamed 1909)
Wayside – PO 1875-1878, Costilla County; Still on 1899 map; Site now in Alamosa County
Weaver Ranch – Wagon Stop 1885 map, Bent County
Weaver – Est 1891, Mineral County
Webb – PO 1910-1919, Prowers County
Weber – Montezuma County
Webster – PO 1877-1909, Park County
Weir – PO 1889-1890, Sedgwick County; RR Siding on the UP Est ca1870; (3rd Julesburg site)
Weissport – PO 1875-1887, El Paso County; (PO moved to Palmer Lake)
Weitzer; later Vroman – PO 1908-1954, Oretro County; (Renamed 1918)
Welbers – On 1922 map, Elbert County
Welby – PO 1910-1911, Adams County
Welcome – PO 1910-1912, Delta County
Weld City – Est ca1885, Weld County; Site now in Yuma County
Weld; prev Fort Lupton; now Fort Lupton – PO 1869-1870, Weld County
Weld – 1900 PO, Weld County; (Never operated?)
Weldon Valley – 1880 PO, Weld County; Site near Orchard in Morgan County
Weldona; prev Weldon – Est 1866, Weld County; (Renamed Weldona 1907); Now in Morgan County
Well No. 1 – 1887 map, Bent County
Weller; PO was Chase – Park County
Weller – Stage Stop, Pitkin County
Wellington – Est 1903, Inc 1905, Larimer County
Wellons – PO 1908-1916, Lincoln County
Well's Ranch – Stage Stop, Elbert County
Wellsville – PO 1880-1896, Fremont County; Still on 1964 map
Welty – On 1909-1964 map, Weld County
Wenger; later Menger – PO 1891-1901, Las Animas County; (Renamed in 1891)
Wentworth – PO 1911-1921, Baca County
Wentz – PO 1891-1903, Weld County
West Aspen – Pitkin County
West Cliffe, Westcliffe; AKA Clifton – Est 1881, Inc 1887, Custer County
West Creek, Westcreek; PO orig Pemberton – Inc 1896, Douglas County; Renamed 1902
West Creek – Inc 1896, El Paso County; (Town was in Douglas County)
West Cripple Creek – Inc 1896, El Paso County
West Del Norte – Inc 1885, Rio Grande County
West Glenwood – On 1895-1923 map, Garfield County
West Gunnison – Gunnison County
West Las Animas; now Las Animas – PO 1873-1886; Inc 1882, Bent County
West Portal; now Winter Park – PO 1923-1939, Grand County; (At west end of Moffat RR Tunnel)
West Pueblo – Pueblo County
West Vail – Eagle County
West Village; see Snowmass Village – Pitkin County
West, Wests – RR Stop 1890s map, Las Animas County
Westcliff; see West Cliffe – Custer County
Westcreek; see West Creek – Douglas County
Western Hills – Adams County
Westfork – PO 1903-1905, Montezuma County
Westlake – PO 1895-1898, Larimer County
Westminster; prev Harris – Est 1890 Arapahoe County; Inc 1911, Adams County; (Name changed in 1908)
Westola – PO 1914-1918, Baca County; (Moved from Morton Co, KS)
Weston; prev Los Sisneros, La Junta – Est ca1860, Las Animas County; PO Est 1889
Weston – PO 1879-1880, Park County
Westons – 1881 Mining Camp, Ouray County
Westplains – PO 1910-1949, Logan County
Wests, West – RR Stop 1890s map, Las Animas County
Westwood – Inc 1945, Arapahoe County
Wetmore – Est 1881, Custer County
Wezel – PO 1911-1919, Lincoln County
Wheat Ridge, Wheatridge – Est ca1862, Jefferson County; PO Est 1913, Inc 1969
Wheatland; AKA Wheatfield – PO 1869-1873, El Paso County; Still on 1895 map
Wheatland – Est ca1922, Douglas / Jefferson County; (Most sources show Jefferson County)
Wheatland – PO 1875-1878, Weld County; Oct 1878-1881, Larimer County
Wheeler Nat'l Monument – Mineral County
Wheeler Ranch – Est 1884, Larimer County; Site in Jackson County; (Absorbed by Pearl)
Wheeler, Wheeler Junction – PO 1880-1894, Summit County; PO was at the Wheeler homestead; Later was name of a town and RR stop.
Wheeler – RR Stop 1895 map, Pitkin County
Wheeler – RR Stop/Town 1895-1923 map, Garfield County
Wheelers – Waystop 1880s, San Miguel County
Wheelman – PO 1900-1902, Boulder County
Whiskey Park – Ext 1897, Routt County
Whiskey Springs – Stage Stop, Eagle County
White Cloud – Mining Camp, Gunnison County
White Cross – PO 1882-1912, Hinsdale County; (PO moved from Burrows Park)
White Earth Creek – On 1885 map, Gunnison County
White Earth; later Powderhorn – Est 1876, Gunnison County; (Renamed 1880)
White Pine, Whitepine – Est 1880, Inc 1882, Gunnison County
White Pine – 1860s Mining Camp, Lake County; Very near White Pine, Gunnison County
White River Camp – Military Camp 1879-1883, Summit County; Same site as later Meeker
White River, White River Agency – PO 1871-1880, Summit County; Site now in Rio Blanco County
White River, White River City – PO 1888-1908, Rio Blanco County
White Rock – PO 1909-1927, Pueblo County
White – 1901 PO, Lincoln County
White – RR Stop 1970 map, Morgan County
Whitecross; prev Argentum – Est ca1882, Ouray County
Whitehorn – Est 1897, Fremont County; PO 1897-1916
Whiterock – RR Stop 1892-1916 map, Boulder County
Whitewater – Est ca1884, Mesa County
Whitford – On 1895 map, Las Animas County
Whitman – 1882 PO, Weld County
Whitney – PO 1868-1871, Boulder County
Wickfields – RR Stop 1899 map, Dolores County
Wideawake – Gilpin County
Widefield; see Security-Widefield – 1873-1920, El Paso County
Wiggins; orig Corona – Est 1874, Weld County; Renamed 1896; Inc 1974, Morgan County
Wightman Creek – Early Mining Camp, Rio Grande County
Wigwam – PO 1882-1922, El Paso County
Wilbur – PO 1894-1913, Fremont County
Wilcox – Mining Camp late 1890s, Saguache County
Wild Horse – Est ca1860, Huerfano County; PO Est 1877, Bent County; Now in Cheyenne County
Wild Horse – Pueblo County
Wild Horse – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Chaffee County
Wild Irishman, The – Mining Camp, Summit County; At the Wild Irishman Mine
Wildcat – On 1916-1968 map, Weld County
Wilde – PO 1887-1893, Bent County; Later Prowers County
Wilderness Lake – La Plata County
Wilders Spur – On 1895 map, Summit County
Wildes Spur – RR Stop on 1899 map, Larimer County
Wildes – On 1923 map, Larimer County
Wilds, Wildes – PO 1926-1934, Larimer County
Wiley – Est 1899, PO Est 1907; Inc 1909, Prowers County
Wileys Resort – On 1964 map, Moffat County
Wilford; AKA Kinsey City; now Kremmling – Kinsey City 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.
Will O' Wisp – Park County
Willard; briefly Arnold – Est 1888, Logan County
Willard – On 1899 map, Gunnison County
Williams – RR Station 1916-1923 map, Pueblo County
Williamsburg; prev Switchville – Est 187_, Boulder County
Williamsburg, Williamsburgh – Est 1880, PO 1882-1916; Inc 1888, Fremont County
Willow Creek – PO 1923-1943, Routt County
Willow Gulch – PO 1921-1927, Dolores County
Willow Springs; now Hugo – ca1860s Stage Stop, Douglas, Elbert; Now Lincoln County
Willow – Mining Camp, 1891 PO, Saguache County; Site now in Mineral County; (PO moved to Creede)
Willowville – 1879 PO, Jefferson County
Wilmor; AKA Allenton – RR Stop, Eagle County; On maps through 1923
Wilson Junction – RR Stop, Prowers County
Wilson – PO 1895-1901, San Miguel County
Wilson – PO 1911-1913, Pueblo County
Wilson's Basin – RR Stop 1885-1922 map, La Plata County
Wilsons House – Trading Post Est 1843; Site in Bent (Prowers?) County
Wilson's Spur – RR Stop 1895 map, Clear Creek County
Winchell – RR Stop 1902-1923 map, Huerfano County
Wind Point – RR Stop 1899 map, El Paso County
Windham – PO 1878-1881, Ouray County
Windsor; prev New Windsor – Est 1882, Inc 1890, Weld County; (Name changed 1911)
Windsor – PO 1877-1880, Routt County; Site in Moffat County; Same site as later Yampa/Craig
Windy Gulch; see Zephyr Glen – Mineral County
Winfield; AKA Stratton, Summit – Teller County
Winfield – PO 1881-1912, Chaffee County
Wingo – Pitkin County
Winnview – PO 1933-1942, Arapahoe County
Winona – PO 1889-1893, Larimer County
Winston – PO 1902-1918, Logan County
Winter Park; prev West Portal – Est 1923; Inc 1979, Grand County
Wisconsin Ranch – Stage Station 1860s, Weld County; Site now in Logan County
Witherbee – PO 1912-1918, Yuma County
Wolcott; prev Bussells – Est 1889, Eagle County
Wolf Den – 1840s Trading Post; Site now in Pueblo County
Wolfcreek – PO 1910-1919, Elbert County
Wolhurst – RR Stop 1895-1927, Arapahoe County
Wolverine – Mining Camp, Grand County
Wondervu – Boulder County
Wood Valley – PO 1862-1869, Pueblo County
Woodland Park; prev Manitou Park – Est 1888, Inc 1891, El Paso County; Renamed 1890, Now in Teller County
Woodmen – PO 1912-1949, El Paso County; RR Stop 1916-1964; (At Sanatorium operated by the; Modern Woodmen of the World)
Woodrow – Est 1913, Washington County
Woodruff – RR Stop 1895-1923 map, Fremont County
Woods – RR Stop 1916 map, Larimer County
Woodstock; see Hideaway Park – Grand County
Woodstock – PO 1881-1884, Gunnison County; RR stop on 1880s-1899 map
Woody Creek – Est 1890, Pitkin County; PO Est 1920
Wooton, Wootton – Est 1865, Las Animas County; PO 1908-1922
Wormington; RR Stop named Simpson – PO 1919-1934, Las Animas County
Wortman – PO 1900-1919, Lake County
Wray – RR Stop & PO Est 1882, Weld County; Town platted 1886; Inc 1889, Washington County; Inc 1906, Yuma County
Wright's Spring – On 1885 map, San Miguel County; (Same site as today's Norwood)
Wulstenville – 1871 PO, Fremont County
Wyman – RR Stop, Jefferson County
Wynetka, Wynetha – Inc 1889, Arapahoe County
Xenia, Xenia Station – Est ca1882, Weld County; Now in Washington County
Yachita – PO 1916-1918, Las Animas County
Yale – Est 1889, Kit Carson County; PO 1891-1905
Yale – On 1923 map, Chaffee County
Yampa; now Craig – Est 1883, Routt County; 1899 Renamed Craig; Inc 1908, Moffat County
Yampa – Est 1894, Routt County; Inc 1907
Yankee Bar – Mining Camp, Gilpin Conty
Yankee Girl – On 1895 map, Ouray County
Yankee; AKA Yankee Hill – PO 1893-1910; Spans Clear Creek-Gilpin County Border
Yarmony – 1908 PO, Eagle County; Still on 1923-1960 Map
Yates – PO 1882-1883, Clear Creek County
Yauger Ranch – Larimer County
Yeiser – PO 1904-1929, Las Animas County
Yellow Dog; see Carbondale – Garfield County
Yellow Jacket – Est 1914, Montezuma County
Yellowstone Creek – PO 1915-1916, Huerfano County
Yetta; now Tyrone – Est 1916, Las Animas County; (Name changed 1929)
Yoder – Est 1904, El Paso County
Yoman – 1904 PO, Elbert County
Yorkville – PO 1875-188_, Fremont County
Youghal – PO 1919-1934, Moffat County
Youman – On 1895-1964 map, Hinsdale County; (Very near Gunnison County Border)
Young – PO 1882-1883, La Plata County; On 1885-1887 map
Younghall – On 1920s map, Moffat County
Youngstown – Est 1859, Weld County
Yoxall – RR Stop 1909-1920 map, Weld County
Yule Creek; see Marble – Gunnison County
Yuma – Est 1885, Weld County; Inc 1887, Washington County; Now in Yuma County
Zamora – Las Animas County
Zang's Spur; now Broomfield – Adams County
Zapato – PO 1879-1900, Costilla County; Later Alamosa County
Zephyr Glen; AKA Windy Gulch – Mineral County
Zilar – PO 1892-1894, Weld County
Zinc Junction – RR Stop 1916-1923 map, Pueblo County
Zinzer; AKA Zinker – Est ca1890, Rio Grande County
Zirkel – PO 1899-1911, Larimer County; Later Jackson County
Zita; now Galeton – Est 1910, Weld County
Zuck; later Barton – Est 1891, Prowers County; (Name changed 1895)
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