Rank | City | 1990 Population | Growth Rate (Annual) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Denver | 467,549 | -0.5% |
2 | Colorado Springs | 283,112 | 2.8% |
3 | Aurora | 221,855 | 3.4% |
4 | Lakewood | 126,156 | – |
5 | Pueblo | 99,009 | – |
6 | Arvada | 89,786 | – |
7 | Fort Collins | 88,899 | – |
8 | Boulder | 86,098 | – |
9 | Westminster | 74,176 | – |
10 | Greeley | 60,489 | – |
11 | Thornton | 55,146 | – |
12 | Longmont | 52,214 | – |
13 | Loveland | 37,511 | – |
14 | Grand Junction | 34,447 | – |
15 | Littleton | 33,789 | – |
16 | Englewood | 29,905 | – |
17 | Wheat Ridge | 29,420 | – |
18 | Northglenn | 27,287 | – |
19 | Broomfield | 24,966 | – |
20 | Commerce City | 16,771 | – |
21 | Lafayette | 14,866 | – |
22 | Brighton | 14,292 | – |
23 | Golden | 12,914 | – |
24 | Canon City | 12,774 | – |
25 | Durango | 12,698 | – |
26 | Louisville | 12,543 | – |
27 | Fountain | 11,051 | – |
28 | Sterling | 10,232 | – |
29 | Montrose | 9,394 | – |
30 | Federal Heights | 9,341 | – |
31 | Fort Morgan | 9,174 | – |
32 | Trinidad | 8,650 | – |
33 | Lamar | 8,392 | – |
34 | Castle Rock | 8,244 | – |
35 | Craig | 8,107 | – |
36 | La Junta | 7,708 | – |
37 | Greenwood Village | 7,655 | – |
38 | Alamosa | 7,601 | – |
39 | Cortez | 7,360 | – |
40 | Steamboat Springs | 6,751 | – |
41 | Glenwood Springs | 6,576 | – |
42 | Evans | 6,142 | – |
43 | Parker | 5,625 | – |
44 | Rifle | 5,432 | – |
45 | Fort Lupton | 5,380 | – |
46 | Cherry Hills Village | 5,279 | – |
47 | Windsor | 5,238 | – |
48 | Aspen | 5,181 | – |
49 | Delta | 5,058 | – |
50 | Sheridan | 4,985 | – |
51 | Woodland Park | 4,822 | – |
52 | Salida | 4,757 | – |
53 | Gunnison | 4,621 | – |
54 | Edgewater | 4,606 | – |
55 | Manitou Springs | 4,540 | – |
56 | Monte Vista | 4,357 | – |
57 | Fruita | 4,342 | – |
58 | Rocky Ford | 4,233 | – |
59 | Brush | 4,136 | – |
60 | Vail | 3,740 | – |
61 | Walsenburg | 3,313 | – |
62 | Estes Park | 3,305 | – |
63 | Carbondale | 3,090 | – |
64 | Berthoud | 3,087 | – |
65 | Florence | 3,030 | – |
66 | Burlington | 2,860 | – |
67 | Leadville | 2,696 | – |
68 | Yuma | 2,684 | – |
69 | Glendale | 2,522 | – |
70 | Las Animas | 2,520 | – |
71 | Rangely | 2,372 | – |
72 | Dacono | 2,259 | – |
73 | Orchard City | 2,140 | – |
74 | Meeker | 2,110 | – |
75 | Eaton | 2,044 | – |
76 | Wray | 2,023 | – |
77 | Center | 1,947 | – |
78 | Palisade | 1,943 | – |
79 | Holyoke | 1,934 | – |
80 | Limon | 1,892 | – |
81 | La Salle | 1,874 | – |
82 | Idaho Springs | 1,872 | – |
83 | Silverthorne | 1,842 | – |
84 | Avon | 1,783 | – |
85 | Buena Vista | 1,779 | – |
86 | Bennett | 1,769 | – |
87 | Del Norte | 1,767 | – |
88 | Gypsum | 1,756 | – |
89 | Eagle | 1,646 | – |
90 | Milliken | 1,636 | – |
91 | Akron | 1,621 | – |
92 | Frisco | 1,619 | – |
93 | Johnstown | 1,582 | – |
94 | Firestone | 1,530 | – |
95 | Springfield | 1,507 | – |
96 | Palmer Lake | 1,477 | – |
97 | Hayden | 1,445 | – |
98 | Snowmass Village | 1,443 | – |
99 | Platteville | 1,413 | – |
100 | Cedaredge | 1,413 | – |
In 1990, the largest city in Colorado was Denver, with a population of 467,549. The second largest city is Colorado Springs, with a population of 283,112.
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