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Yes one is in Texas, The other one is in Colorado and Utah

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it flows from east to west

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Possibly and even likely.

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A river of the southwest United States rising in the Rocky Mountains and flowing about 2,333 km (1,450 mi) southwest through the Colorado Plateau of western Colorado, southeast Utah, and western Arizona to the Gulf of California in northwest Mexico. In Arizona it flows along the borders of Nevada and California. The most spectacular of its many gorges is the Grand Canyon.

La Poudre Pass in the Rocky Mountain National Park.

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The Colorado River is fed by 7 states. These include the states of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, and California.

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Grand Canyon

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Might you be referring to the famed Grand Canyon? It's pretty large, though strictly speaking, it is canyon rather than a gorge.

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The Colorado River is fed by 7 states. These include the states of Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, and California.

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yes, I seen a family of 6 on the east side of bartlett lake by the powerlines in a cove.

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The mouth of the Colorado River is at Isla Montague on the Gulf of California in Mexico.

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The Navajo, Apache and Ute

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The Colorado River passes through the Grand Canyon in the northwest part of Arizona.
The Colorado River, and not the Little Colorado River or the Colorado River of Texas.
Colorado river

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southeast

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== == At the bottom or southern end of Lake Mead at the Nevada-Arizona border. Located in the Black Canyon on the Colorado River, Hoover Dam lies about thirty miles southeast of Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Colorado in my opinion.

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The Grand Canyon.

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It runs on the border.

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The Colorado River flows fast because it flows down hill in the grand canyon and picks up speed.

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Yes

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east

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The Colorado River rises on the Continental Divide at La Poudre Pass, in Rocky Mountain National Park, about 40 km (25 mi). north of Lake Granby, as a tiny stream draining a wet meadow. At the river's headwater, the Continental Divide forms the boundary between theGulf of Mexico and Pacific Ocean watersheds of North America, between Colorado's Grandand Larimer counties, and the northern boundary of Rocky Mountain National Park.

The river's first diversion is here at its headwater. The Grand Ditch redirects water from theNever Summer Mountains, which would have flowed into the Colorado River, to instead flow across the divide through La Poudre Pass to irrigate farmland to the east.

Near the source of the Colorado River inRocky Mountain National Park, Colorado

About a mile (1.5 km) downstream from its source, the Colorado River has carved its first canyon, the narrow, deep Little Yellowstone Canyon. It then flows through the broadKawuneeche Valley, where it is joined by U.S. Highway 34, which will roughly parallel it to the town of Granby. It finally exits Rocky Mountain National Park, flowing into Shadow Mountain Lake and then into Lake Granby, which are portions of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project, a large trans-basin water storage and delivery project that diverts water from the Colorado River under the Front Range mountains to provide an agricultural and municipal water supply for the northern Front Range and plains of Colorado.

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I don’t know