Excerpt from Free Homestead Lands of Colorado Described: A Handbook for Settlers

Not to exceed one-fourth Of the entire area of the State is strictly mountainous. The western portion of Colorado, along the Utah boundary, is a succession Of large valleys, high plateaus and rolling, hilly country. The mountainous district, which could be generally defined as a wide belt, just west Of the central part of the State, is interspersed by many valle 8, large and small, and by large open parks and by plateau lan s.

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