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These trivia questions about Colorado count 697 boundary markers, follow the silver to Leadville and ask why a goat brought in from outside is called a native.
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Colorado trivia questions and answers, round by round
Peoples, Pike and the territory ends on statehood day in 1876. Silver, suffrage and second looks adds booms, a vote of 1893 and two animals the state changed its mind about. Fourteeners, parks and the divide is the map, and Colleges, courts and counties the institutions.
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Are these Colorado trivia questions checked?
Yes, against the Wikipedia article Colorado as read on October 3, 2026, linked under each question. The state's tragedies are not quiz questions here. Weather records, brand names and living officials are left out as well.
What are some easy Colorado trivia questions?
What is a peak of 14,000 feet called? What is the country west of the Continental Divide called? Which city got the Air Force Academy? Fourteeners, the Western Slope and Colorado Springs.
When did Colorado become a state?
On August 1, 1876, as the 38th state, four weeks after the nation's centennial. It had been a territory since February 28, 1861.
What is the highest mountain in Colorado?
Mount Elbert, in Lake County. It is the highest point in the state and in the whole of the Rocky Mountains.