Printable Colorado Map: Blank, Labeled and County Maps (Free PDF)

Colorado is a Western state of 64 counties, with Denver as its capital. These five free printable maps cover its outline, its largest cities, its counties and the six states it borders, with an answer key for the neighbors quiz.

To download a single map, click its image and it opens as a one-page PDF. To get all five maps together, plus the quiz answer key, press the Download all 5 Colorado maps button below the last map.

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Blank Map of Colorado

The state outline on its own, for labeling, coloring or tracing.

Printable blank outline map of Colorado

Labeled Map of Colorado

Denver, the capital, is marked with a star. Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Pueblo and Grand Junction are marked with dots, and the neighboring states are named around the edge.

Printable labeled map of Colorado with Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Pueblo and Grand Junction

Colorado County Map

All 64 counties drawn. The smallest are numbered, with a key below the map.

Printable Colorado county map with all 64 counties
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Neighbors of Colorado Quiz

Six numbered circles, one on each bordering state. Students write the names on the lines. The answer key is the last page of the PDF.

Neighbors of Colorado quiz worksheet

Where Is Colorado?

Colorado shaded on a map of the United States.

Map of the United States with Colorado shaded
Download all 5 Colorado maps (PDF)6 pages · US Letter · black and white

Colorado Facts

CapitalDenver
Largest cityDenver
Population5,773,714 (2020 Census)
Area104,185 sq mi (269,837 km²)
Counties64
StatehoodAugust 1, 1876 (38th state)
NicknameThe Centennial State
MottoNil sine numine
Highest pointMount Elbert, 14,439 ft (4,401 m)
BordersKansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah, Wyoming

Sources: US Census Bureau (2020 Census, cartographic boundary files), Wikidata.

Largest Cities in Colorado

CityPopulation (2020)
Denver715,522
Colorado Springs478,961
Aurora386,261
Fort Collins169,810
Lakewood155,984
Thornton141,867

Colorado’s 64 Counties and County Seats

The largest county by area is Las Animas County. The most populous is El Paso County, home to Colorado Springs. Every county below is drawn on the county map.

CountyCounty seatPopulation (2020)
AdamsBrighton519,572
AlamosaAlamosa16,376
ArapahoeLittleton655,070
ArchuletaPagosa Springs13,359
BacaSpringfield3,506
BentLas Animas5,650
BoulderBoulder330,758
Broomfield—74,112
ChaffeeSalida19,476
CheyenneCheyenne Wells1,748
Clear CreekGeorgetown9,397
ConejosConejos7,461
CostillaSan Luis3,499
CrowleyOrdway5,922
CusterWestcliffe4,704
DeltaDelta31,196
DenverDenver715,522
DoloresDove Creek2,326
DouglasCastle Rock357,978
EagleEagle55,731
El PasoColorado Springs730,395
ElbertKiowa26,062
FremontCañon City48,939
GarfieldGlenwood Springs61,685
GilpinCentral City5,808
GrandHot Sulphur Springs15,717
GunnisonGunnison16,918
HinsdaleLake City788
HuerfanoWalsenburg6,820
JacksonWalden1,379
JeffersonGolden582,910
KiowaEads1,446
Kit CarsonBurlington7,087
La PlataDurango55,638
LakeLeadville7,436
LarimerFort Collins359,066
Las AnimasTrinidad14,555
LincolnHugo5,675
LoganSterling21,528
MesaGrand Junction155,703
MineralCreede865
MoffatCraig13,292
MontezumaCortez25,849
MontroseMontrose42,679
MorganFort Morgan29,111
OteroLa Junta18,690
OurayOuray4,874
ParkFairplay17,390
PhillipsHolyoke4,530
PitkinAspen17,358
ProwersLamar11,999
PuebloPueblo168,162
Rio BlancoMeeker6,529
Rio GrandeDel Norte11,539
RouttSteamboat Springs24,829
SaguacheSaguache6,368
San JuanSilverton705
San MiguelTelluride8,072
SedgwickJulesburg2,404
SummitBreckenridge31,055
TellerCripple Creek24,710
WashingtonAkron4,817
WeldGreeley328,981
YumaWray9,988

States That Border Colorado

Colorado shares land borders with six states: Nebraska to the northeast, Kansas to the east, Oklahoma to the southeast, New Mexico to the south, Utah to the west and Wyoming to the north.

For the whole country, see the blank United States map with states, or browse all printable maps.

Connect the dots: draw the outline of Colorado with the free Colorado dot-to-dot, in color and black and white.

About These Maps

These maps are made by Tim van de Vall for Tim’s Printables. The outlines come from US Census Bureau boundary files, simplified so the lines print cleanly, and the facts and figures come from the 2020 Census and Wikidata. Every sheet is sized for US Letter paper and is free to print for home and classroom use.

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