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Why is Leadville, Colorado Famous? (30 points)

	It is the highest city in the USA
	It has the smallest population of any US city
	It was passed over for the winter olympics a record 4 times
	It produces the most lead in the USA
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What year was Denver, CO founded? (40 points)

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Which Colorado University is located in the city of Boulder? (40 points)

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What is the highest point in Colorado? (40 points)

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	Mt. Whitney
	Kings Peak
	Mt. Elbert
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Which of these numbers has NOT been retired by the Colorado Avalanche? (40 points)

	33 (Patrick Roy)
	77 (Ray Bourque)
	21 (Peter Forsberg)
	19 (Joe Sakic)
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