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What is the zip code for places in
Colorado
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Listed numerically by zip code
Zip code | Name | Area Code(s)
80001 Arvada
80002 Arvada
80002 Denver
80002 Wheat Ridge
80003 Arvada
80003 Westminster
80004 Arvada
80005 Arvada
80005 Westminster
80006 Arvada
80007 Arvada
80010 Aurora
80011 Aurora
80011 Buckley Air National Guard Base
80011 Buckley Ang
80012 Aurora
80012 Denver
80013 Aurora
80014 Aurora
80014 Centennial
80014 Denver
80015 Aurora
80015 Centennial
80016 Aurora
80016 Centennial
80016 Foxfield
80017 Aurora
80018 Aurora
80019 Aurora
80020 Broomfield
80020 Westminster
80021 Arvada
80021 Broomfield
80021 Westminster
80022 Adams City
80022 Brighton
80022 Commerce City
80022 Denver
80022 Irondale
80023 Broomfield
80023 Denver
80023 Thornton
80023 Westminster
80024 Dupont
80025 ElDorado Sprg
80025 Eldorado Springs
80026 Lafayette
80027 Louisville
80027 Superior
80028 Louisville
80028 Storage Technology Corp
80030 Denver
80030 Westminster
80031 Denver
80031 Westminster
80033 Denver
80033 Wheat Ridge
80034 Wheat Ridge
80035 Westminster
80036 Westminster
80037 Commerce City
80038 Broomfield
80040 Aurora
80041 Aurora
80042 Aurora
80044 Aurora
80045 Aurora
80046 Aurora
80047 Aurora
80101 Agate
80102 Bennett
80103 Byers
80104 Castle Rock
80105 Deer Trail
80106 Black Forest
80106 Elbert
80107 Elizabeth
80108 Castle Rock
80109 Castle Rock
80110 Cherry Hills
80110 Cherry Hills Village
80110 Cherry Hl Village
80110 Englewood
80110 Greenwood Village
80110 Sheridan
80111 Centennial
80111 Cherry Hills
80111 Cherry Hills Village
80111 Cherry Hl Village
80111 Englewood
80111 Greenwood Village
80112 Centennial
80112 Englewood
80112 Greenwood Village
80112 Lone Tree
80113 Cherry Hills
80113 Cherry Hills Village
80113 Cherry Hl Village
80113 Englewood
80116 Franktown
80117 Kiowa
80118 Larkspur
80120 Littleton
80121 Centennial
80121 Cherry Hills
80121 Cherry Hills Village
80121 Cherry Hl Village
80121 Grants Ranch
80121 Greenwood Village
80121 Littleton
80122 Centennial
80122 Littleton
80123 Bow Mar
80123 Centennial
80123 Columbine Valley
80123 Denver
80123 Grants Ranch
80123 Lakewood
80123 Littleton
80124 Littleton
80124 Lone Tree
80124 Lonetree
80125 Littleton
80126 Hghlnds Ranch
80126 Highlands Ranch
80126 Littleton
80127 Denver
80127 Littleton
80128 Littleton
80129 Hghlnds Ranch
80129 Highlands Ranch
80129 Littleton
80130 Hghlnds Ranch
80130 Highlands Ranch
80130 Littleton
80131 Louviers
80132 Monument
80132 Woodmoor
80133 Palmer Lake
80134 Parker
80135 Deckers
80135 Sedalia
80136 Strasburg
80137 Watkins
80138 Parker
80150 Englewood
80150 Greenwood Village
80151 Englewood
80155 Englewood
80155 Greenwood Village
80160 Littleton
80161 Centennial
80161 Littleton
80162 Littleton
80163 Hghlnds Ranch
80163 Highlands Ranch
80163 Littleton
80165 Littleton
80165 Littleton City Offices
80166 Arapahoe County Offices
80166 Littleton
80201 Denver
80202 Denver
80203 Denver
80204 Denver
80205 Denver
80206 Denver
80207 Denver
80208 Denver
80208 University of Denver
80209 Denver
80210 Denver
80211 Denver
80212 Denver
80212 Lakeside
80212 Wheat Ridge
80214 Denver
80214 Edgewater
80214 Lakewood
80214 Wheat Ridge
80215 Denver
80215 Lakewood
80215 Wheat Ridge
80216 Denver
80217 Denver
80218 Denver
80219 Denver
80220 Aurora
80220 Denver
80221 Denver
80221 Federal Heights
80221 Federal Hgts
80221 Northglenn
80221 Thornton
80221 Westminster
80222 Denver
80223 Denver
80224 Denver
80225 Denver
80225 Denver Federal Center
80225 Lakewood
80226 Denver
80226 Lakewood
80227 Denver
80227 Lakewood
80228 Denver
80228 Lakewood
80229 Denver
80229 Thornton
80229 Welby
80230 Aurora
80230 Denver
80230 Lowry
80230 Montclair
80231 Aurora
80231 Denver
80232 Denver
80232 Lakewood
80233 Denver
80233 North Glenn
80233 Northglenn
80233 Thornton
80234 Broomfield
80234 Denver
80234 Federal Heights
80234 North Glenn
80234 Northglenn
80234 Thornton
80234 Westminster
80235 Denver
80235 Lakewood
80236 Denver
80236 Englewood
80236 Fort Logan
80236 Lakewood
80237 Denver
80238 Denver
80238 Montbello
80239 Denver
80241 Denver
80241 East Lake
80241 Eastlake
80241 Northglenn
80241 Thornton
80241 Westminster
80243 Colorado D M V Dept of Rev
80243 Denver
80244 Denver
80244 U S West Communications
80246 Denver
80246 Glendale
80247 Aurora
80247 Denver
80248 Denver
80249 Denver
80250 Denver
80251 Denver
80251 National Farmers Union
80252 Bank Americard
80252 Denver
80256 Denver
80256 Us Bank
80257 Denver
80257 Us Court of Appeals 10th Cir
80259 Denver
80259 Small Business Adm
80260 Denver
80260 Federal Heights
80260 Federal Hgts
80260 Northglenn
80260 Thornton
80260 Westminster
80261 Colorado Dept of Revenue
80261 Denver
80262 Denver
80262 University of Colorado Med Center
80263 Affiliated Banks Service Co
80263 Denver
80264 Denver
80265 Denver
80266 Commerce City
80266 Denver
80271 Denver
80271 Wells Fargo Bank
80273 Blue Cross Blue Shield of CO
80273 Denver
80274 Denver
80274 Wells Fargo Bank
80279 Af Acctg & Finance Center
80279 Denver
80280 Af Reserve Pers Center
80280 Denver
80281 Denver
80281 Wells Fargo Bank
80290 Denver
80291 Denver
80291 Wells Fargo Bank
80293 Denver
80294 Denver
80294 Federal Bldg/Us Courthouse
80295 Denver
80299 Denver
80299 Western Area
80301 Boulder
80302 Boulder
80303 Boulder
80304 Boulder
80305 Boulder
80306 Boulder
80307 Boulder
80308 Boulder
80309 Boulder
80309 University of Colorado
80310 Boulder
80310 Residence Halls University of Co
80314 Boulder
80314 I B M
80321 Boulder
80321 Neodata Business Reply
80322 Boulder
80322 Neodata
80323 Boulder
80323 Neodata
80328 Boulder
80328 Neodata Business Reply
80329 Boulder
80329 Neodata
80401 Evergreen
80401 Golden
80401 Lakewood
80402 Golden
80403 Arvada
80403 Blackhawk
80403 Golden
80403 Rollinsville
80419 Golden
80419 Jefferson County
80420 Alma
80421 Bailey
80422 Black Hawk
80422 Blackhawk
80422 Golden
80423 Bond
80424 Breckenridge
80425 Buffalo Creek
80426 Burns
80427 Central City
80428 Clark
80429 Climax
80429 Leadville
80430 Coalmont
80430 Walden
80432 Como
80432 Fairplay
80433 Aspen Park
80433 Conifer
80433 Foxton
80434 Cowdrey
80435 Dillon
80435 Keystone
80435 Montezuma
80436 Dumont
80437 Evergreen
80438 Empire
80439 Evergreen
80439 Golden
80440 Fairplay
80442 Fraser
80443 Copper Mountain
80443 Frisco
80444 Georgetown
80446 Granby
80446 Silvercreek
80447 Grand Lake
80448 Grant
80448 Shawnee
80449 Hartsel
80451 Hot Slphr Spr
80451 Hot Sulphur Springs
80452 Idaho Springs
80453 Idledale
80454 Indian Hills
80455 Jamestown
80456 Fairplay
80456 Jefferson
80457 Kittredge
80459 Kremmling
80461 Leadville
80463 Mc Coy
80465 Morrison
80466 Nederland
80467 Oak Creek
80468 Parshall
80469 Phippsburg
80470 Pine
80471 Pinecliffe
80473 Rand
80474 Rollinsville
80475 Shawnee
80476 Silver Plume
80477 Steamboat
80477 Steamboat Spr
80477 Steamboat Springs
80478 Tabernash
80479 Toponas
80480 Walden
80481 Ward
80482 Winter Park
80483 Yampa
80487 Steamboat
80487 Steamboat Spr
80487 Steamboat Springs
80488 Steamboat
80488 Steamboat Spr
80488 Steamboat Springs
80497 Silverthorne
80498 Heeney
80498 Silverthorne
80501 Longmont
80502 Longmont
80503 Longmont
80503 Niwot
80504 Firestone
80504 Frederick
80504 Longmont
80504 Niwot
80510 Allenspark
80511 Estes Park
80512 Bellvue
80513 Berthoud
80514 Dacono
80514 Erie
80515 Drake
80516 Erie
80516 Frederick
80517 Estes Park
80517 Rocky Mountain National Park
80520 Firestone
80521 Fort Collins
80522 Fort Collins
80523 Colorado State University
80523 Fort Collins
80524 Fort Collins
80525 Fort Collins
80526 Fort Collins
80527 Fort Collins
80528 Fort Collins
80528 Windsor
80530 Frederick
80532 Glen Haven
80533 Hygiene
80534 Johnstown
80534 Loveland
80535 Laporte
80536 Livermore
80536 Red Feather Lakes
80536 Virginia Dale
80537 Loveland
80538 Loveland
80539 Loveland
80540 Lyons
80541 Masonville
80542 Mead
80543 Milliken
80544 Niwot
80545 Red Fe Lks
80545 Red Feather Lakes
80546 Severance
80547 Timnath
80549 Wellington
80550 Windsor
80551 Eastman Kodak Co
80551 Windsor
80553 Fort Collins
80553 Teledyne Water Pik
80601 Brighton
80601 Thornton
80602 Brighton
80602 Thornton
80603 Brighton
80603 Lochbuie
80610 Ault
80611 Briggsdale
80612 Carr
80614 Eastlake
80615 Eaton
80620 Evans
80621 Fort Lupton
80621 Wattenburg
80622 Galeton
80623 Gilcrest
80624 Gill
80631 Garden City
80631 Greeley
80632 Greeley
80633 Greeley
80634 Evans
80634 Greeley
80638 Greeley
80638 State Farm Ins
80639 Greeley
80639 University of Northern Colorado
80640 Henderson
80642 Hudson
80643 Keenesburg
80644 Kersey
80645 Evans
80645 La Salle
80646 Lucerne
80648 Nunn
80649 Orchard
80650 Pierce
80651 Platteville
80652 Roggen
80653 Weldona
80654 Hoyt
80654 Wiggins
80701 Fort Morgan
80705 Fort Morgan
80705 Log Lane Village
80720 Akron
80721 Amherst
80722 Atwood
80723 Brush
80726 Crook
80727 Eckley
80728 Fleming
80729 Grover
80731 Haxtun
80732 Hereford
80733 Hillrose
80734 Holyoke
80735 Hale
80735 Idalia
80736 Iliff
80737 Julesburg
80740 Lindon
80741 Merino
80741 Willard
80742 Fort Morgan
80742 New Raymer
80742 Raymer
80743 Otis
80744 Ovid
80745 Padroni
80746 Paoli
80747 Peetz
80749 Sedgwick
80750 Snyder
80751 Sterling
80754 Stoneham
80755 Vernon
80757 Last Chance
80757 Woodrow
80758 Laird
80758 Wray
80759 Yuma
80801 Anton
80801 Arickaree
80802 Arapahoe
80804 Arriba
80805 Bethune
80807 Burlington
80808 Calhan
80808 Ellicott
80809 Cascade
80809 Chipita Park
80810 Cheyenne Wells
80810 Cheyenne Wls
80810 First View
80812 Cope
80813 Cripple Creek
80814 Divide
80815 Flagler
80816 Florissant
80816 Florissant Fossil Beds Natio
80816 Twin Rock
80817 Fountain
80818 Bovina
80818 Genoa
80819 Green Mountain Falls
80819 Ute Pass
80820 Guffey
80821 Boyero
80821 Hugo
80821 Punkin Center
80822 Joes
80823 Karval
80824 Kirk
80825 Kit Carson
80826 Limon
80826 Limon Correctional Fac
80826 Limon Correctional Facility
80826 Limon Crrctnl
80827 Lake George
80827 Tarryall
80828 Limon
80829 Crystal Hills
80829 Manitou Springs
80830 Matheson
80831 Falcon
80831 Peyton
80832 Ramah
80833 Rush
80834 Seibert
80835 Simla
80836 Stratton
80840 Colo Springs
80840 Colorado Springs
80840 U S A F Academy
80840 United States Air Force Acadamy
80840 US Air Force
80840 USAF Academy
80841 Cadet Station
80841 U S A F Academy
80841 USAF Academy
80860 Elkton
80860 Goldfield
80860 Victor
80861 Vona
80862 Aroya
80862 Wild Horse
80863 Crystola
80863 Westwood Lake
80863 Woodland Park
80864 Edison
80864 Truckton
80864 Yoder
80866 Woodland Park
80901 Co Springs
80901 Colo Springs
80901 Colorado Springs
80902 Co Springs
80902 Colo Springs
80902 Colorado Springs
80902 Fort Carson
80903 Co Springs
80903 Colo Springs
80903 Colorado Springs
80904 Co Springs
80904 Colo Springs
80904 Colorado Springs
80905 Co Springs
80905 Colo Springs
80905 Colorado Springs
80906 Co Springs
80906 Colo Springs
80906 Colorado Springs
80906 Stratmoor Hills
80907 Co Springs
80907 Colo Springs
80907 Colorado Springs
80908 Black Forest
80908 Co Springs
80908 Colo Springs
80908 Colorado Springs
80909 Co Springs
80909 Colo Springs
80909 Colorado Springs
80910 Co Springs
80910 Colo Springs
80910 Colorado Springs
80911 Co Springs
80911 Colo Springs
80911 Colorado Springs
80911 Security
80911 Widefield
80912 Co Springs
80912 Colo Springs
80912 Colorado Springs
80912 Consolidated Space Operation
80912 CSOC
80912 Ent Air Force Base
80912 Falcon AFB
80912 Schriever AFB
80912 Schriever Air Force Base
80912 Schriever Air Station
80913 Co Springs
80913 Colo Springs
80913 Colorado Springs
80913 Fort Carson
80914 Chey Mountain AFB
80914 Cheyenne Mountain AFB
80914 Cheyenne Mt Complex
80914 Cimarron Hills
80914 Cmafb
80914 Co Springs
80914 Colo Springs
80914 Colorado Springs
80914 Peterson A F B
80914 Peterson AFB
80914 Peterson Air Force Base
80915 Cimarron Hills
80915 Co Springs
80915 Colo Springs
80915 Colorado Springs
80916 Co Springs
80916 Colo Springs
80916 Colorado Springs
80917 Co Springs
80917 Colo Springs
80917 Colorado Springs
80918 Co Springs
80918 Colo Springs
80918 Colorado Springs
80919 Co Springs
80919 Colo Springs
80919 Colorado Springs
80919 Rockrimmon
80920 Co Springs
80920 Colo Springs
80920 Colorado Springs
80921 Co Springs
80921 Colo Springs
80921 Colorado Springs
80922 Cimarron Hills
80922 Co Springs
80922 Colo Springs
80922 Colorado Springs
80923 Cimarron Hills
80923 Co Springs
80923 Colo Springs
80923 Colorado Springs
80924 Co Springs
80924 Colo Springs
80924 Colorado Springs
80925 Co Springs
80925 Colo Springs
80925 Colorado Springs
80925 Security
80926 Co Springs
80926 Colo Springs
80926 Colorado Springs
80927 Cimarron Hills
80927 Co Springs
80927 Colo Springs
80927 Colorado Springs
80928 Co Springs
80928 Colo Springs
80928 Colorado Springs
80928 Security
80929 Co Springs
80929 Colo Springs
80929 Colorado Springs
80929 Security
80930 Co Springs
80930 Colo Springs
80930 Colorado Springs
80930 Security
80931 Co Springs
80931 Colo Springs
80931 Colorado Springs
80931 Security
80932 Co Springs
80932 Colo Springs
80932 Colorado Springs
80933 Co Springs
80933 Colo Springs
80933 Colorado Springs
80934 Co Springs
80934 Colo Springs
80934 Colorado Springs
80935 Co Springs
80935 Colo Springs
80935 Colorado Springs
80936 Co Springs
80936 Colo Springs
80936 Colorado Springs
80937 Co Springs
80937 Colo Springs
80937 Colorado Springs
80938 Cimarron Hills
80938 Co Springs
80938 Colo Springs
80938 Colorado Springs
80939 Cimarron Hills
80939 Co Springs
80939 Colo Springs
80939 Colorado Springs
80940 Colo Springs
80940 Colorado Springs
80940 Walter Drake
80941 Colo Springs
80941 Colorado Springs
80941 Current Inc
80942 Affliated National Bank
80942 Colo Springs
80942 Colorado Springs
80943 Colo Springs
80943 Colorado Springs
80943 US Bank Exchange
80944 C O Interstate Gas
80944 Colo Springs
80944 Colorado Springs
80945 Colo Springs
80945 Colorado Springs
80945 Comcast
80946 Colo Springs
80946 Colorado College
80946 Colorado Springs
80947 Co Springs Utilities
80947 Colo Springs
80947 Colorado Springs
80949 Colo Springs
80949 Colorado Springs
80949 Rockrimmon
80950 Colo Springs
80950 Colorado Springs
80950 Us Olympic Committee
80951 Cimarron Hills
80951 Co Springs
80951 Colo Springs
80951 Colorado Springs
80960 Co Springs
80960 Colo Springs
80960 Colorado Springs
80962 Colo Springs
80962 Colorado Springs
80970 Cimarron Hills
80970 Colo Springs
80970 Colorado Springs
80977 Colo Springs
80977 Colorado Springs
80977 US Olympic
80995 Colo Springs
80995 Colorado Springs
80995 Focus on the Family
80997 Colo Springs
80997 Colorado Springs
80997 Compassion International
81001 Belle Plain
81001 Devine
81001 Pueblo
81001 Pueblo Army Depot
81001 Pueblo Dep Acadamy
81001 Pueblo Depot Activity
81002 Pueblo
81003 Pueblo
81004 Bessemer
81004 Pueblo
81005 Pueblo
81006 Baxter
81006 Blende
81006 Pueblo
81006 Vineland
81007 Pueblo
81007 Pueblo West
81008 Pinon
81008 Pueblo
81009 G P O
81009 Pueblo
81010 Colorado Lottery
81010 Pueblo
81011 Colorado Lottery
81011 Pueblo
81012 Colorado Lottery
81012 Pueblo
81019 Colo City
81019 Colorado City
81020 Aguilar
81021 Arlington
81022 Avondale
81022 Broadacre
81022 North Avondale
81023 Beulah
81024 Boncarbo
81025 Boone
81027 Branson
81029 Campo
81030 Cheraw
81033 Crowley
81034 Ark Valley Corr Facl
81034 Crowley
81036 Brandon
81036 Chivington
81036 Eads
81038 Fort Lyon
81039 Fowler
81040 Farisita
81040 Gardner
81041 Barton
81041 Granada
81041 Koen
81043 Hartman
81043 Holly
81044 Caddoa
81044 Hasty
81044 John Martin Reservoir
81045 Haswell
81046 Hoehne
81047 Bristol
81047 Cheney Center
81047 Hartman
81047 Holly
81049 Kim
81049 Villegreen
81050 Bents Fort
81050 Bents Old Fort
81050 Fair View
81050 Fairmont
81050 Fort Bent
81050 La Junta
81050 North La Junta
81050 Roberta
81050 Timber Lake
81050 Timpas
81052 Carlton
81052 Kornman
81052 Lamar
81052 May Valley
81052 Prowers
81052 Shady Camp
81052 West Farm
81054 Deora
81054 Fort Lyon
81054 Las Animas
81054 Ninaview
81054 Toonerville
81055 Cuchara
81055 Indian Creek
81055 La Veta
81055 Ojo
81055 Wahatoya
81057 Lubers
81057 Mc Clave
81058 Manzanola
81059 Delhi
81059 Model
81059 Thatcher
81059 Tyrone
81062 Olney Springs
81063 Numa
81063 Ordway
81063 Punkin Center
81064 Pritchett
81064 Utleyville
81067 Hawley
81067 Rocky Ford
81067 Vroman
81069 Cedarwood
81069 Greenwood
81069 Lascar
81069 Rye
81069 San Isabel
81071 Brandon
81071 Sheridan Lake
81071 Towner
81073 Edler
81073 Maxey
81073 Springfield
81076 Sugar City
81077 Swink
81081 Trinchera
81082 Beshoar Jct
81082 Cokedale
81082 El Moro
81082 Jansen
81082 Ludlow
81082 Pinon Canyon
81082 Segundo
81082 Sopris
81082 Starkville
81082 Trinidad
81084 Lycan
81084 Two Buttes
81087 Vilas
81089 Farisita
81089 Farista
81089 Mutual
81089 Pryor
81089 Toltec
81089 Walsenburg
81090 Stonington
81090 Walsh
81091 East Weston
81091 Monument Lake Park
81091 Monument Park
81091 Stonewall
81091 Tercio
81091 Torres Canon
81091 Vigil
81091 Weston
81092 Big Bend
81092 Wiley
81101 Alamosa
81101 Carmel
81101 East Alamosa
81101 Estrella
81101 Great Sand Dunes National Mo
81101 Henry
81101 Sand Dunes Mo
81101 Stanley
81101 Washington
81101 Waverly
81102 Adams State College
81102 Alamosa
81120 Antonito
81120 Espinoza
81120 Florida
81120 Fox Creek
81120 La Isla
81120 Las Mesitas
81120 Lobatos
81120 Los Pinas
81120 Mogote
81120 Ortiz
81120 Paisaje
81120 San Antonio
81120 San Miguel
81120 San Rafeal
81120 Track City
81121 Arboles
81121 Navajo State Park
81121 Piedre Park
81122 Bayfield
81122 Chimney Rock
81122 Gem Village
81122 Vallecito
81123 Blanca
81124 Capulin
81125 Center
81126 Chama
81127 Chimney Rock
81127 Piedra
81128 Chromo
81129 Conejos
81130 Creede
81130 Spar City
81131 Crestone
81132 Aqua Ramon
81132 Baxterville
81132 Del Norte
81132 Freeman
81132 Plaza
81132 Summitville
81133 Forbes Park
81133 Fort Garland
81133 Sangre de Cri
81133 Sangre de Cristo Ranches
81135 Homelake
81135 Monte Vista
81136 Hooper
81137 Allison
81137 Ignacio
81137 Indian Agency
81137 Oxford
81137 So Ute Indian Res
81137 South Ute Indian
81137 Southern Ute Indian Reservat
81137 Tiffany
81138 Jaroso
81140 Bountiful
81140 La Jara
81140 Morgan
81140 Richfield
81141 Manassa
81143 Mirage
81143 Moffat
81144 Lariat
81144 Maxeyville
81144 Monte Vista
81144 Sargents School
81146 Mosca
81147 Pagosa Lakes
81147 Pagosa Springs
81148 Romeo
81149 Saguache
81151 Lasauses
81151 San Acacio
81151 Sanford
81152 El Rito
81152 Garcia
81152 Los Fuertes
81152 Mesita
81152 San Francisco
81152 San Luis
81152 San Pablo
81152 San Pedro
81152 Wildhorse Mesa
81154 Alpine
81154 Masonic Park
81154 South Fork
81154 Wagon Wheel Gap
81155 Bonanza City
81155 Villa Grove
81157 Pagosa Springs
81201 Cleora
81201 Maysville
81201 Salida
81201 Smeltertown
81201 Swissvale
81201 Turret
81201 Wellsville
81210 Almont
81210 Jacks Cabin
81210 Rainbow
81210 Spring Creek
81210 Taylor Park
81210 Tincup
81211 Buena Vista
81211 Johnson Village
81212 Buckskin Joe
81212 Canon City
81212 Ilse
81212 Parkdale
81212 Penitentiary
81212 Prospect Heights
81215 Canon City
81220 Cimarron
81221 Coal Creek
81222 Coaldale
81223 Cotopaxi
81223 Texas Creek
81224 Cement Creek
81224 Crested Butte
81225 Crested Butte
81225 Crested Butte So
81225 Meridian Lake
81225 Mount Crested Butte
81225 Riverbend
81225 Skyland
81226 Brewster
81226 Florence
81226 Portland
81226 Williamsburg
81227 Monarch
81227 Salida
81228 Buena Vista
81228 Granite
81228 Twin Lakes
81230 Baldwin
81230 Doyleville
81230 Gunnison
81230 Iola
81230 Taylor Park
81231 Gunnison
81231 Western State College
81232 Hillside
81233 Howard
81235 Lake City
81236 Alpine Village
81236 Iron City
81236 Mount Princeton
81236 Nathrop
81236 Saint Elmo
81237 Ohio City
81237 Parlin
81237 Salida
81239 Parlin
81240 Penrose
81241 Pitkin
81242 Poncha Springs
81243 Powderhorn
81244 Rockvale
81247 Gunnison
81247 Sapinero
81247 Windy Point
81248 Sargents
81248 White Pine
81251 Buena Vista
81251 Twin Lakes
81252 Horn Creek
81252 Rosita
81252 Silver Cliff
81252 Tanglewood Acres
81252 Westcliffe
81253 Greenwood
81253 Wetmore
81290 Federal Correctional Complex
81290 Florence
81301 College Heights Durango
81301 Durango
81301 Hermosa
81301 Purgatory
81301 Tamarron
81302 Durango
81303 Durango
81320 Cahone
81321 Arriola
81321 Cortez
81321 Hovenweep National Monument
81323 Dolores
81323 Dunton
81323 Stoner
81324 Dove Creek
81324 Squaw Point
81325 Egnar
81325 Slick Rock
81326 Breen
81326 Hesperus
81326 Kline
81326 Redmesa
81327 Lewis
81328 Mancos
81329 Marvel
81330 Mesa Verde
81330 Mesa Verde National Park
81331 Pleasant View
81332 Rico
81334 Towaoc
81334 Ute Mountain Indian Reservat
81335 Yellow Jacket
81401 Colona
81401 Montrose
81402 Montrose
81403 Montrose
81410 Austin
81410 Orchard City
81411 Bedrock
81413 Cedaredge
81413 Coalby
81413 Grand Mesa
81414 Cory
81414 Orchard City
81415 Crawford
81415 Maher
81416 Delta
81418 Eckert
81418 Orchard City
81419 Hotchkiss
81419 Rogers Mesa
81420 Lazear
81422 Naturita
81423 Norwood
81424 Nucla
81425 Olathe
81426 Ophir
81427 Ouray
81427 Red Mountain
81428 Bowie
81428 Paonia
81429 Paradox
81430 Placerville
81430 Sawpit
81431 Redvale
81432 Ridgway
81433 Silverton
81434 Bear Mine
81434 Somerset
81435 Mountain Village
81435 Pandora
81435 Sawpit
81435 Telluride
81501 Grand Jct
81501 Grand Junction
81502 Grand Jct
81502 Grand Junction
81503 Grand Jct
81503 Grand Junction
81504 Fruitvale
81504 Grand Jct
81504 Grand Junction
81505 Appleton
81505 Grand Jct
81505 Grand Junction
81506 Grand Jct
81506 Grand Junction
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Why is zip code data on an environmental science site?
In 2002 I was working on a project that correlated pollution and income for zip codes across the United States. Visitors told me the data files were very useful so I left them on the site and now update the postal information on a periodic basis even though the focus of the site is conservation.
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Recent environmental features
Conservation and Carbon in Borneo’s Heart and Ours
(11/04/2009) My friend Rezal Kusumaatmadja contacted me in July to ask if I could join him and some of his associates for a couple of days in the village Mendawai, located along the Katingan River in south central Kalimantan. The purpose of the gathering was to bring everyone in the group up to date on progress and challenges related to the Katingan Peat Conservation Project, as well as to give the group an opportunity to meet one another. The Katingan Project aims to create a forest-based carbon containment facility defined and guided by REDD (Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and forest Destruction in the developing world) principles and methodology. Currently, nearly 25% of human-generated greenhouse gas emissions are caused by felling, burning and converting the world’s remaining primary forests. While areas surrounding the Katingan peat forest vividly express this statistic, Katingan is part of a growing strategy to reverse the trend. The Katingan project endeavors to transform conservation into a product that might offer strong competition against illegal logging and expansion of industrial agricultural plantations - whose practices cause enormous emissions of greenhouse gasses, as well as destroying biodiversity, depleting and polluting watersheds and corroding native cultures.
REDD in Colombia: using forests to finance conservation and communities in Colombia's Choco, a former war zone
(11/03/2009) Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD), a climate change mechanism proposed by the U.N., has been widely lauded for its potential to simultaneously deliver a variety of benefits at multiple scales. But serious questions remain, especially in regard to local communities. Will they benefit from REDD? While much lip-service is paid to community involvement in REDD projects, many developers approach local communities as an afterthought. Priorities lie in measuring the carbon sequestered in a forest area, lining up financing, and making marketing arrangements, rather than working out what local people — the ones who are often cutting down trees — actually need in order to keep forests standing. This sets the stage for conflict, which reduces the likelihood that a project will successfully reduce deforestation for the 15-30 year life of a forest carbon project. Brodie Ferguson, a Stanford University-trained anthropologist whose work has focused on forced displacement of rural communities in conflict regions in Colombia, understands this well. Ferguson is working to establish a REDD project in an unlikely place: Colombia's Chocó, a region of diverse coastal ecosystems with some of the highest levels of endemism in the world that until just a few years ago was the domain of anti-government guerillas and right-wing death squads.
Forests versus oil palm plantations in Sumatra
(10/14/2009) A chainsaw chugs into life and tears into the trunk of a tree as tall as a two-story house. Petrol and man work together as the chain sets its teeth into the wood and edges its way through. The tree creaks, leans, and falls with a great crash to a backdrop of whoops and cheers. The sight and sound of tree felling is common in Indonesia, the country with the highest rate of deforestation in the world. The destruction of forests in this archipelago, draped like an emerald necklace across the equator, can be measured in hectares per minute. Today, though, is a good day for the conservationists.
Palm oil both a leading threat to orangutans and a key source of jobs in Sumatra
(09/24/2009) Of the world's two species of orangutan, a great ape that shares 96 percent of man's genetic makeup, the Sumatran orangutan is considerably more endangered than its cousin in Borneo. Today there are believed to be fewer than 7,000 Sumatran orangutans in the wild, a consequence of the wildlife trade, hunting, and accelerating destruction of their native forest habitat by loggers, small-scale farmers, and agribusiness. Gunung Leuser National Park in North Sumatra is one of the last strongholds for the species, serving as a refuge among paper pulp concessions and rubber and oil palm plantations. While orangutans are relatively well protected in areas around tourist centers, they are affected by poorly regulated interactions with tourists, which have increased the risk of disease and resulted in high mortality rates among infants near tourist centers like Bukit Lawang. Further, orangutans that range outside the park or live in remote areas or on its margins face conflicts with developers, including loggers, who may or may not know about the existence of the park, and plantation workers, who may kill any orangutans they encounter in the fields. Working to improve the fate of orangutans that find their way into plantations and unprotected community areas is the Orangutan Information Center (OIC), a local NGO that collaborates with the Sumatran Orangutan Society (SOS).
Prince Charles making progress in effort to save rainforests, says leading British environmentalist
(09/22/2009) Prince Charles of Great Britain has emerged as one of the world’s highest-profile promoters of a scheme that could finally put an end to destruction of tropical rainforests. The Prince’s Rainforest Project, launched in 2007, is promoting awareness of the role deforestation plays in climate change—it accounts for nearly a fifth of greenhouse gas emissions. The project also publicizes the multitude of benefits tropical forests provide, including maintenance of rainfall, biodiversity, and sustainable livelihoods for millions of people. But the initiative goes beyond merely raising awareness. Prince Charles is using his considerable influence to bring political and business leaders together to devise and support a plan to provide emergency funding to save rainforests. Tony Juniper, one of Britain’s best-known environmentalists and Special Adviser to the project, spoke about Prince Charles' efforts in an interview with mongabay.com.
Community engagement is key to saving the rarest zebra
(09/14/2009) Efforts to protect the world's largest and rarest species of zebra — Grévy's Zebra (Equus grevyi) — hinge on engaging communities to lead conservation in their region, says a Kenyan conservationist. Belinda Low, Executive Director of the Nairobi-based Grevy's Zebra Trust, says her group's programs, which employ members of local communities as scouts and conservation workers, are helping maintain dialog between communities while providing new opportunities for education and employment. Grevy's Zebra Trust is working with communities to plan livestock grazing so that it can be used as a tool to replenish the land, rather than degrade it
Sheikh goes from collector to conservationist in effort to save the world's rarest parrot
(09/10/2009) Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation (AWWP) is a private conservation and endangered species breeding-center located in the Arabian gulf State of Qatar. Founded by Sheikh Saoud Bin Mohammed Bin Ali Al-Thani, the facility focuses on work with threatened antelope and bird species. Although AWWP has had great success with numerous endangered animals, the Preserve is most noted for developing a captive breeding program for the Spix's Macaw, a species of parrot now extinct in the wild and once considered "the world's most endangered bird species."
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Concerns over deforestation may drive new approach to cattle ranching in the Amazon
(09/08/2009) While you're browsing the mall for running shoes, the Amazon rainforest is probably the farthest thing from your mind. Perhaps it shouldn't be. The globalization of commodity supply chains has created links between consumer products and distant ecosystems like the Amazon. Shoes sold in downtown Manhattan may have been assembled in Vietnam using leather supplied from a Brazilian processor that subcontracted to a rancher in the Amazon. But while demand for these products is currently driving environmental degradation, this connection may also hold the key to slowing the destruction of Earth's largest rainforest.
Activists target Brazil's largest driver of deforestation: cattle ranching
(09/08/2009) Perhaps unexpectedly for a group with roots in confrontational activism, Amigos da Terra - Amazônia Brasileira is calling for a rather pragmatic approach to address to cattle ranching, the largest driver of deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon. The solution, says Roberto Smeraldi, founder and director of Amigos da Terra, involves improving the productivity of cattle ranching, thereby allowing forest to recover without sacrificing jobs or income; establishing a moratorium on new clearing; and recognizing the economic values of maintaining the ecological functions of Earth's largest rainforest.
Power, profit, and pollution: dams and the uncertain future of Sarawak
(09/03/2009) Sarawak, land of mystery, legend, and remote upriver tribes. Paradise of lush rainforest and colossal bat-filled caves. Home to unique and bizarre wildlife including flying lemurs, bearcats, orang-utans and rat-eating plants. Center of heavy industry and powerhouse of Southeast Asia. Come again? This jarring image could be the future of Sarawak, a Malaysian state on the island of Borneo, should government plans for a complex of massive hydroelectric dams comes to fruition. The plan, which calls for a network of 12 hydroelectric dams to be built across Sarawak's rainforests by 2020, is proceeding despite strong opposition from Sarawak's citizens, environmental groups, and indigenous human rights organizations. By 2037, as many as 51 dams could be constructed.
Saving Africa's 'unicorn', the okapi
(09/02/2009) The giraffe is one of Africa's most recognizable animals, but its shy and elusive forest cousin, the okapi, was so little known that until just over a century ago the western world believed it was a mythical beast, an African unicorn. Today, a shroud of mystery still envelops the okapi, an animal that looks like a cross between a zebra, a donkey, and a giraffe. But what is known is cause for concern. Its habitat, long protected by its remoteness, was the site of horrific civil strife, with disease, famine, and conflict claiming untold numbers of Congolese over the past decade. Now, as a semblance of peace has settled over Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the okapi's prospects have further dimmed, for its home is increasingly seen as a rich source of timber, minerals, and meat to help the war-torn country rebuild. In an effort to ensure that the okapi does not become a victim of economic recovery, the Okapi Conservation Project (OCP) is working to protect the okapi and its habitat. Founded by John Lukas in 1987, well before the conflict, OCP today manages the Okapi Wildlife Reserve, a 13,700-square-kilometer tract of wilderness in the Ituri Forest of northeastern DRC.
Mining and biodiversity offsets in Madagascar: Conservation or 'Conservation Opportunities?'
(08/30/2009) Rio Tinto's ilmenite mine in southeastern Madagascar is among the largest on the planet. At peak capacity, its owners say, it could produce as much as 2 million tons of the stuff—worth roughly $100 a ton—each year, to be shipped off and smelted abroad. What's left of it after refining—some 60 percent of the ore that arrives from Madagascar—will be sold for $2000 a ton as titanium dioxide, a pigment used in everything from white paint and tennis court lines to sunscreen and toothpaste. At current levels of demand, the Fort Dauphin mine will provide 9 percent of the world supply over the next 40 years, amounting to more than $60 billion of titanium dioxide. Even that is a conservative estimate: demand for ilmenite has been growing at 3-5 percent annually, with major mines slated to close in coming years and few untapped sources known worldwide.
Solar powered conservation
(08/25/2009) Electricity can be a difficult commodity to procure in the remote areas where conservationists often work. Typically field researchers and wildlife rangers rely on gas-powered generators, which require imported fuel, often produce noxious fumes and disruptive noise, and can be costly to maintain. A better option, especially in sun-drenched parts of the world, is solar. Clean and silent, with no need for supplemental fuel, solar seems like an ideal fit for conservation work except for one major drawback: cost. But Stephen Gold – Solar and Technology Manager for Wildlife Conservation Network has been working to overcome that obstacle.
World's rarest camel survived nuclear tests but today threatened by hunger for its meat
(08/24/2009) Camels are among the most recognizable animals on the planet, yet few realize that wild populations are at a high risk of extinction. Of the world's two camel species, the Dromedary camel, characterized by a single hump, has already gone extinct in the wild. The second species, the two-humped Bactrian camel, was on a similar trajectory until very recently, but still less than 1,000 of the world's 1.4 million Bactrians are wild. The abundance of domesticated Bactrian camels relative to wild camels doesn’t address the question of whether it matters if another species of camels goes extinct. John Hare, founder and director of the Wild Camel Protection Foundation, argues that it does. Hare says the world will be a poorer place if wild Bactrian camels are allowed to follow their cousins into the sunset.
Rehabilitation not enough to solve orangutan crisis in Indonesia
(08/20/2009) A baby orangutan ambles across the grass at the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation’s Nyaru Menteng rehabilitation center in Central Kalimantan, in the heart of Indonesian Borneo. The ape pauses, picks up a stick and makes his way over to a plastic log, lined with small holes. Breaking the stick in two, he pokes one end into a hole in an effort to extract honey that has been deposited by a conservation worker. His expression shows the tool’s use has been fruitful. But he is not alone. To his right another orangutan has turned half a coconut shell into a helmet, two others wrestle on the lawn, and another youngster scales a papaya tree. There are dozens of orangutans, all of which are about the same age. Just outside the compound, dozens of younger orangutans are getting climbing lessons from the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS) staff, while still younger orangutans are being fed milk from bottles in a nearby nursery. Still more orangutans—teenagers and adults—can be found on “Orangutan Island” beyond the center’s main grounds. Meanwhile several recently wild orangutans sit in cages. This is a waiting game. BOS hopes to eventually release all of these orangutans back into their natural habitat—the majestic rainforests and swampy peatlands of Central Kalimantan, on the island of Borneo. But for many, this is a fate that may never be realized.
World's rarest tree kangaroo gets help from those who once hunted it
(08/17/2009) The world's rarest tree kangaroo is in the midst of a comeback in a remote part of Papua New Guinea. On the brink of extinction in 2001 with a population estimated at fewer than 100 individuals, Scott's Tree Kangaroo (Dendrolagus scottae), or the tenkile, is recovering, thanks to the efforts of the Tenkile Conservation Alliance to motivate local communities to reduce hunting and respect critical forest habitat. The tenkile Conservation Alliance, led by Australians Jim and Jean Thomas, works to provide alternative sources of protein and raise environmental awareness among local communities.
Economic crisis threatens conservation programs and endangered species, an interview with Paula Kahumbu of WildlifeDirect
(08/17/2009) Founded in 2004 by legendary conservationist Richard Leakey, WildlifeDirect is an innovative member of the conservation community. WildlifeDirect is really a meta-organization: it gathers together hundreds of conservation initiatives who blog regularly about the trials and joys of practicing on-the-ground conservation. From stories of gorillas reintroduced in the wild to tracking elephants in the Okavango Delta to saving sea turtles in Sumatra, WildlifeDirect provides the unique experience of actually hearing directly from scientists and conservationists worldwide.
Are we on the brink of saving rainforests?
(07/22/2009) Until now saving rainforests seemed like an impossible mission. But the world is now warming to the idea that a proposed solution to help address climate change could offer a new way to unlock the value of forest without cutting it down.Deep in the Brazilian Amazon, members of the Surui tribe are developing a scheme that will reward them for protecting their rainforest home from encroachment by ranchers and illegal loggers. The project, initiated by the Surui themselves, will bring jobs as park guards and deliver health clinics, computers, and schools that will help youths retain traditional knowledge and cultural ties to the forest. Surprisingly, the states of California, Wisconsin and Illinois may finance the endeavor as part of their climate change mitigation programs.
A New Idea to Save Tropical Forests Takes Flight
(06/29/2009) Every year, tens of millions of acres of tropical forests are destroyed. This is the most destabilizing human land-use phenomenon on Earth. Tropical forests store more aboveground carbon than any other biome. They harbor more species than all other ecosystems combined. Tropical forests modulate global water, air, and nutrient cycles. They influence planetary energy flows and global weather patterns. Tropical forests provide livelihoods for many of the world’s poorest and marginalized people. Drugs for cancer, malaria, glaucoma, and leukemia are derived from rainforest compounds. Despite all these immense values, tropical forests are vanishing faster than any other natural system. No other threat to human welfare has been so clearly documented and simultaneously left unchecked. Since the 1992 Rio Earth Summit (when more than 100 heads of State gathered to pledge a green future) 500 million acres of tropical forests have been cut or burned. For decades, tropical deforestation has been the No. 1 cause of species extinctions and the No. 2 cause of human greenhouse gas emissions, after the burning of fossil fuels. For decades, a few conservation heroes tried their best to plug holes in the dikes, but by and large the most diverse forests on Earth were in serious decline.
Cameroon rainforest given 30 days to be conserved or sold off for logging
(06/18/2009) An 830,000-hectare tract of rainforest in Cameroon has been granted a 30-day reprieve from logging following a 4-week exploratory expedition that turned up large populations of lowland gorillas, forest elephants, mandrills, and chimpanzees, according to expedition leader Mike Korchinsky, founder of the conservation group Wildlife Works. The Cameroonian government has given Wildlife Works, which pioneered the first forest-based carbon project in Kenya, 30 days to come up with a competitive proposal to logging. The group is now scrambling to secure necessary funding to finance the early stages of the project.
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