Las Animas

Las Animas

Understand The long plains of eastern Colorado Roughly speaking, this region is bounded on the: South, by Oklahoma and New Mexico state lines. West, by the Front Range, metropolitan Denver Area and South Central Colorado. North, by the Wyoming and Nebraska state lines. East, by the Kansas state line. Region boundaries in Colorado are indistinct, and sometimes contentious. If you're looking for a destination/attraction that you think should be in this region, but can't find it, check the pages for Denver Area, South Central Colorado and Front Range. This is the largest, but most sparsely populated, of Colorado's regions. It occupies the easternmost third of the state, stretching from Nebraska in the north to New Mexico in the south. The only substantial city in the region is Pueblo, on Interstate 25 south of Denver (which is in its own region) and Colorado Springs (grouped with the south central region). Most visitors to Colorado view this area as one to simply drive through quickly, en route to Denver and the mountains. However, there are some points…

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