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Cities in Colorado

With 600 city profiles detailed in this Colorado dataset, GIS professionals can access information on land area, water body size, and geographic coordinates for urban planning.

A map of Cities in Colorado
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About the map

Access extensive GIS datasets on cities across Colorado, featuring data from notable locations including Colorado Springs, Aurora, Denver, and Fort Collins. These detailed entries help professionals analyze urban layouts, demographic distributions, and geographical boundaries effectively. With over 600 city data points, each record is standardized with identifiers like GEOID and includes precise land and water area measurements alongside latitude and longitude coordinates. Perfect for in-depth spatial analysis and planning, this dataset serves as a vital resource for professionals in regional development, urban planning, and GIS mapping.

Contained within the Cities in Colorado dataset are features like:

  • Colorado Springs
  • Greeley County unified government (balance)
  • Aurora
  • Denver
  • Fort Collins
  • Pueblo
  • Black Forest CDP
  • Greeley
  • Lakewood
  • Grand Junction
  • Arvada
  • Commerce City
  • Thornton
  • Loveland
  • Farmington
  • Castle Rock town
  • Broomfield
  • Cheyenne
  • Westminster
  • Centennial
  • Longmont
  • Angel Fire village
  • Snowmass Village town
  • Boulder

Once you have signed up for your Felt account, you will be have your own interactive map of Cities in Colorado. From there, you can style, filter, inspect, transform and export your revised data in GeoPackage format. You will also have access to our comprehensive library of ready-made GIS data, including many more datasets for Colorado.

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