Fort Collins Photo Gallery

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A summer morning on the Oval at Colorado State University 20051219	Statistics Building on the Oval at Colorado State University 20052834	The Engineering Plaza at Colorado State Univeristy 20052835	Administration building at Colorado State University 20052837	Fall leaves on the Oval at Colorado State University 20052838
Morgan Library on the campus of Colorado State University 20060906	Colorado State University 20060914	The Shepardson Building Colorado State University 20060915	Steps of the Administration Building on Oval at CSU 20060930	Fountain near the Engineering Building 20061401
West side of the Morgan Library 20061416	Lory Student Center 20061423	Lory Student Center 20061429	Montfort Quad 20061434	Fort Collinites enjoying patio dining on a fall afternoon 20061007068
Old Town Square Fort Collins 20061007071	Old Town Fort Collins 20061007082	Historic buildings in Old Town have been preserved and are still in use today 20061007100	Bicyclists cruise through Old Town on a warm fall day 20061007107	Old Town Fort Collins 20061007118
Old Town with the foothills of the Front Range just beyond 20061007132	Diners enjoying lunch on a Saturday afternoon before gametime 20061007016	North Mason Street Transit Center 138	North Mason Street Fort Collins 137	Arch into Old Town Square early on a Saturday Morning 140
Shopping in Old Town Fort Collins 20061007077	Old Town Square 20061007033	Old Town Square in Fort Collins is a small pedestrian mall 20061007030	The Avery Building in Fort Collins has stood since the 1800's, and now houses Beaujo's PIzza 20061007051	Vintage ad art on a building that now hosts Coopersmith's Pub and Brewing Company 20061007066

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Fort Collins, Colorado is a beautiful city of approximately 125,000 people, situated north of Denver on the I-25 corridor, about 40 miles south of the Wyoming border. City limits nudge right up into the foothills of the Front Range, with National Forest lying just west of the city, and Rocky Mountain National Park lying not far to the southwest. In fact, Long's Peak, the tallest peak in Rocky Mountain National Park, is easily visible from anywhere in the city. To the northwest of the city, the Poudre River brings mountain snowmelt down through a rugged canyon lined with evergreens, and provides for fantastic recreation opportunities. The Poudre River is Colorado's only designated Wild and Scenic River, which affords it a great amount of protection from development, and contributes to a peaceful and natural experience. Colorado State University is located in Fort Collins, and helps to lend a college-town feel to the city. A restored Old Town district has lots of charm, and though it is located in a dry region (annual rainfall averages about 15 inches), Fort Collins is designated by the National Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree City, USA. Several national publications have ranked Fort Collins as one of the very top places to live, and it's no wonder when you browse through images of the city. It's the kind of city that everyone wants to live in.

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