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Front Range
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Front Range  (frnt)
A range of the Rocky Mountains in north-central Colorado. It rises to 4,352.4 m (14,270 ft) at Grays Peak.
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Part of the debate in Colorado is to determine whether it makes more sense to push for a system along I-70 to serve the resort community or to start along the front range of the Rockies to connect Denver with Colorado Springs and Pueblo to the south and the college towns of Boulder, Greeley and Fort Collins to the north.
Beyond Victorville by Richard N. Velotta / Las Vegas Sun
At the top of the one-year growth list is Douglas County, sandwiched between Denver and Colorado Springs along the front range of the Rockies.
COLORADO'S RUGGED APPEAL CREATING BOOM IN RURAL AREAS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Several counties along the Front Range of the Rockies are now in the eastern district instead of the western: Toole, Liberty, Pondera, Teton, and Meagher.
Montana's shifting population: changes in congressional districts by Lenihan, Mary L. / Montana Business Quarterly
 
 
 
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