Communities
Major cities and towns across the Denver area, with population and location facts from the 2020 census and public records.
Childrens Museum of Denver
Visits are built for children and their accompanying adults: the museum does not admit adults without a child or children wit…
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Auraria Higher Education Center - Auraria Campus
A 150-acre campus in downtown Denver serves three institutions: Community College of Denver, Metropolitan State University of…
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Two Men and a Truck - Denver
Moves can be arranged for homes or businesses, whether the job is across town or long distance. The Denver location connects …
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Colorado SBDC Network - Colorado Small Business Development Center Network
Entrepreneurs can get confidential one-on-one advising from certified specialists, with support tailored to their industry an…
View More →The cities and towns around Denver. Choose a community on the map or below for its Census facts, schools, ZIP codes, city offices and a full write-up.
Denver
Denver County · 718,877 residents · median home $616,000
Colorado's capital and most populous city, a consolidated city and county with 715,522 residents at the 2020 census, set where the High Plains meet the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.
Explore Denver: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Denver →Aurora
Arapahoe County, Adams County · 394,432 residents · median home $469,100
The third most populous city in Colorado, with 386,261 residents at the 2020 census, spread across Arapahoe, Adams and Douglas counties.
Explore Aurora: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Aurora →Lakewood
Jefferson County · 156,583 residents · median home $574,400
The most populous municipality in Jefferson County and the fifth most populous city in Colorado, with 155,984 residents at the 2020 census.
Explore Lakewood: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Lakewood →Arvada
Jefferson County · 122,634 residents · median home $632,600
Colorado's seventh most populous city (124,402 residents at the 2020 census), in Jefferson and Adams counties. The Olde Town Arvada historic district is about 7 miles northwest of the State Capitol.
Explore Arvada: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Arvada →Westminster
Jefferson County, Adams County · 115,484 residents · median home $532,400
The eighth most populous city in Colorado, with 116,317 residents at the 2020 census, in Adams and Jefferson counties about 9 miles north-northwest of the State Capitol.
Explore Westminster: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Westminster →Centennial
Arapahoe County · 108,201 residents · median home $658,100
A principal city of the Denver metropolitan area in Arapahoe County, with 108,418 residents at the 2020 census.
Explore Centennial: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Centennial →Littleton
Arapahoe County · 44,710 residents · median home $630,600
The county seat of Arapahoe County, with 45,652 residents at the 2020 census.
Explore Littleton: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Littleton →Golden
Jefferson County · 20,417 residents · median home $837,700
The Jefferson County seat, lying along Clear Creek at the base of the Front Range. Founded during the Pike's Peak gold rush in 1859, it was the capital of the Territory of Colorado from 1862 to 1867.
Explore Golden: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Golden →Broomfield
Broomfield County · 76,304 residents · median home $664,500
A consolidated city and county with its own government, home to 74,112 residents at the 2020 census.
Explore Broomfield: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Broomfield →Boulder
Boulder County · 106,433 residents · median home $1,039,500
The county seat and most populous municipality in Boulder County, with 108,250 residents at the 2020 census, and the primary city of the Boulder metropolitan area (330,758 residents in 2020).
Explore Boulder: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Boulder →Parker
Douglas County · 61,783 residents · median home $646,300
A Douglas County town of 58,512 residents at the 2020 census that has become a commuter town at the southeastern corner of the metro area.
Explore Parker: facts, schools and city offices → Local businesses in Parker →Castle Rock
Douglas County · 79,123 residents · median home $652,900
The county seat and most populous municipality in Douglas County, and the most populous town in Colorado, with 73,158 residents at the 2020 census.
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