Colorado Family and Adult Literacy Indicators

Census Data for the Year 2000

This report contains data from the 2000 United States Census about Population, English-Language Ability, Educational Attainment, Labor Force Participation, Poverty Status, and Public Assistance for the state of Colorado as whole, each county, and the six Congressional Districts that existed when the 2000 census was taken. Click on the county name or Congressional District in the list below to be taken to the 1-page Indicator Report for that area. For the entire report click on the last link. (Please be aware this report is 73 pages long.)

State of Colorado

Counties

Adams	Denver	Kit Carson	Phillips
Alamosa	Dolores	La Plata	Pitkin
Arapahoe	Douglas	Lake	Prowers
Archuleta	Eagle	Larimer	Pueblo
Baca	El Paso	Las Animas	Rio Blanco
Bent	Elbert	Lincoln	Rio Grande
Boulder	Fremont	Logan	Routt
Broomfield*	Garfield	Mesa	Saguache
Chaffee	Gilpin	Mineral	San Juan
Cheyenne	Grand	Moffat	San Miguel
Clear Creek	Gunnison	Montezuma	Sedgwick
Conejos	Hinsdale	Montrose	Summit
Costilla	Huerfano	Morgan	Teller
Crowley	Jackson	Otero	Washington
Custer	Jefferson	Ouray	Weld
Delta	Kiowa	Park	Yuma

Congressional Districts**(106th Congress)

Sources and Definitions

Colorado Family and Adult Literacy Indicators, Full Report (73 pages)

*In 2001, Broomfield city, CO, was first designated a county. Prior to the change, the city had been divided among three counties--Adams, Boulder, and Jefferson.

**Colorado only had six congressional districts at the time of Census 2000.

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