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What US States have Colorado rivers or streams named after them?
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There is the:
- Arkansas River,
- Colorado River,
- Florida River,
- Illinois River,
- Michigan River,
- Idaho Creek,
- Indiana Creek,
- Maryland Creek,
- Minnesota Creek,
- Montana Creek,
- Virginia Creek,
- Missouri Creek, (six different creeks),
- New York Creek, (two different creeks),
- Ohio Creek, (two different creeks),
- Pennsylvania Creek, (two different creeks),
- Tennesee Creek, (two different creeks), and
- Texas Creek, (of which there are seven different creeks).
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