Colorado (disambiguation)
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Colorado is a US state.
Colorado may also refer to:
Geography
Rivers
- Colorado River in the western United States and Mexico that passes through the Grand Canyon
- Colorado River (Texas) in Texas in the United States
- Colorado River (Argentina)
Towns/cities
- Colorado, California, US
- Colorado, Paraná, Brazil
- Colorado, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
- Colorado, Texas, US
- Colorado City, Texas, US
- Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
- Alto Colorado in Pichilemu, Chile
Other places
- The University of Colorado at Boulder, a public research university located in Boulder, Colorado
- Colorado Desert in California
- Colorado Plateau, physiographic region in Western United States
- Colorados Archipelago, chain of isles and cays on Cuba's north-western coast
- Colorado Group, a geological formation in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin
- Los Colorados Formation, near La Rioja, Argentina
- The French Colorado, near Rustrel in Provence, France
Sports
- Sports in Colorado, any sports team from Colorado
- Colorado (horse) (1923–1929), British Thoroughbred racehorse
- A nickname for Sport Club Internacional, a Brazilian football team
Transportation
- Chevrolet Colorado, a pickup truck
- The USS Colorado, a number of ships built by the United States
- Colorado (RTD), a side platformed RTD light rail station in Denver, Colorado, United States
Other uses
- Colorado Group Limited, an Australian clothing chain
- The Colorado language, spoken in Ecuador
- Colorado Party (Paraguay), a political party in Paraguay
- Colorado Party (Uruguay), a political party in Uruguay
- Colorado Trading & Clothing, a US clothing chain based in Denver, Colorado
- Colorado (film), a 1940 American Western film directed by Joseph Kane and starring Roy Rogers
- Colorado (game), a solitaire card game
- "Colorado" (song), the Dutch entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979
- Los Colorados, Ukrainian polka band
- Bolivian Colorados Regiment, commonly known as "Los Colorados de Bolivia", a prestigious infantry regiment of the Bolivian Army
See also
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