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Boulder

Tucked away at the foot of the Rockies, Boulder is surrounded by mountains that rise dramatically from the rolling plains to the east. Located just 32 miles from bustling Denver, laid-back Boulder is the ultimate destination for outdoor activities. In the moderate climate, with sunshine over 300 days of the year, Boulderites are kayaking through the middle of town on Boulder Creek, rock climbing on nearby cliffs, cycling or skating on miles of bike paths or hiking and skiing in the nearby mountains. Festivals, natural wonders, limitless cultural experiences, friendly people committed to natural resource preservation create a pristine environment for all fortunate enough to call Boulder home.

Self Magazine recently ranked Boulder in the “10 Healthiest Places for Women to Live” rating such things as the 26 minutes per day spent exercising, 81 out of 100 on the air-quality index and a perfect 100 in water quality. Boulder was rated #2 by Shape Magazine in “The Fittest Cities in America” citing the moderate climate with sun April through November and the numerous outdoor activities that seem to include everyone in the town. With 30,000 acres of open space and 200 miles of public hiking and biking trails its no wonder the city was named the “#1 Sports Town in America” by Outside Magazine.

Boulder’s unique beauty is complemented by its dynamic economy that is supported by aerospace, scientific, computer and research firms and its plentiful cultural amenities. Boulder boasts more than 30 art galleries, 4 local museums, 32 movie and stage theaters and many festivals including the Colorado Music Festival and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival. Residents and visitors can choose from over 300 restaurants featuring local, regional and international cuisine. The nationally renowned University of Colorado, which includes a 143-acre research park, ensures a diverse population mix within the community. These excellent educational, cultural and recreational resources make Boulder an exceptionally fulfilling place to work, live and play.

Boulder Demographics

Population (2000)

94,673

Males – 51.6%

48,895

Females – 48.4%

45,778

Median age

29

Median household income (2000)

$44,748

Median house value (2000)

$304,700

Education (25 years+)

 

High school or higher

94.7%

Bachelor’s degree or higher

66.9%

Graduate or professional degree

30.55

Unemployed

4.8%

Mean travel time to work

18.8 minutes

Never married

49.1%

Now married

37.5%

Separated

1.1%

Widowed

3.5%

Divorced

4.2%

Elevation

5430 feet

County

Boulder