Using cardinal directions describe the location of Colorado in relation to its surrounding states?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

it is north of New Mexico
I'm going to do this from memory without consulting a map. The "cardinal" directions are as I recall simply N, NE, E, SE, etc. These only break down directions by a differntial of 45 degrees. (In the Boy Scouts we learned to use the Mariners compass which broke down direction by 22 1/2 degrees, such as N, NNE, NE ENE, etc.)

With that said, Wyoming lies N of Colorado. Nebraska borders the NE. Kansas lies to the E. Oklahoma borders the SE. New Mexico lies to the S. Arizona lies to the SW and borders Colorado at one point in space, the four corners. And lastly, Utah lies to the W.

But I'm sure you already knew that, or you wouldn't have asked!
You can use latitude and longitude. Colorado is found between 109 w and 102 w latitude and 39 n and 23 n longitude.
North of New Mexico East of Utah South of Wyoming West of Kansas

Answer 3

Using the cardinal directions, you can say that Colorado is north of New Mexico, west of Kansas, east of Utah and south of Wyoming.

Answer 4

it is north of New Mexico