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Old Colorado
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Characteristics
of Colorado's Population
Data
from Colorado Dept. of Public Health and Environment, and the U.S. Bureau
of Census
- Population Growth Source
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| People moving into Colorado (inmigration) provides more than 50% of growth during economic boom years, and less than 50% during recession years. |
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Colorado has a much lower percentage of native-born population than other U.S. states. |
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Since 1990, Coloradans living alone have leveled off at 26% as the number of baby-boomers reaching adulthood leveled off. Living alone is about twice as common as it was in the 1940s. |
Most popular names for babies
born in Colorado in 2003
from Colorado Dept. of Health and Environment
| Rank
1 23 45 67 89 1011 1213 1415 1617 1819 2021 2223 2425 2627 2829 3031 3233 3435 3637 3839 4041 4243 4445 4647 4849 50 |
Girls Emily EmmaMadison HannahIsabella AshleyAbigail SamanthaElizabeth GraceOlivia AlyssaAlexis JessicaTaylor SarahLauren SophiaJennifer SydneyChloe JasmineAnna EllaVictoria MeganMorgan MariaSavannah AlexandraNatalie RachelMia JordanHaley HaileyKayla LilyAva KylieKaitlyn KatherineBrooke JuliaBrianna ZoeNicole TrinityAvery Leslie |
Boys
Jacob JoshuaAndrew AlexanderDaniels EthanMichael JosephMatthew RyanTyler JoseSamuel BenjaminAnthony WilliamDavid ZacharyChristopher DylanGabriel JackJames LoganJohn NicholasJonathan BrandonElijah NoahNathan CalebAidan KevinLuis EvanJackson ConnorIsaiah IsaacAngel ChristianJesus LukeJuan AustinRobert HunterJustin Jordan |
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