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What are facts about El Camino de santiago?
okay here are 2 facts about him 1 = hes mexican 2 = hes got a long name there are two facts about him
Facts about battle of marston moor?
it was on 2 July 1644
What is the time difference between Zimbabwe and Colorado?
From the second Sunday of March until the first Sunday of November, Zimbabwe is eight hours ahead of Colorado. During the rest of the year, Zinbabwe is nine hours ahead of Colorado.5 AM MST = 6 AM MDT = 2 PM CAT
What are facts about 20th century music?
1 it sucked 2 there were alot of people
What is is the major river that flows through the Grand Canyon?
The Colorado River flows through the grand canyon.
What are 3 funny facts about Colorado?
colorado has people dogs and cats
Are there many facts about Colorado's government?
yes
What are facts about Colorado's geography?
Colorado has 53 mountains over 14,000 feet in elevation.
What are two facts about Colorado?
Colorado is nicknamed "The Centennial State" for it became an official state in 1876, when America celebrated its 100th birthday (a.k.a. centennial) and Colorado is one of only three US states with no natural borders (the other 2 are Colorado's neighbors: Wyoming and Utah)
What are the early historical facts about Colorado?
i do not know people
What aare he five facts about Colorado?
colorado is the 22nd most popular state in the USA,They have a bunch of major bodies of water
What are Mojave tribe interesting facts?
Near the Colorado river in California, Arizona
What are facts on the Colorado river?
Well that's what im trying to figure out! Go to coloradofacts.com!
What are fascinating facts about Colorado?
It is the tallest state by mean elevation and the 8th largest in area.
What is the distance between Colorado Springs Colorado and vale Colorado?
The distance between Colorado Springs and Vail is 3 1/2 hours.
When did Colorado become a sate?
Colorado became a state on Agust 2, 1876
What are 2 colleges in Colorado?
Two private Colleges are Colorado College and Colorado School of Mines, and two public colleges are University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado State University Fort Collins.
