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Lowest poverty rate, Colorado cities · 1990

Colorado cities with the lowest share of residents below the federal poverty line (1990 ACS). This list covers the 99 cities in Colorado that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPOVERTY RATEVS –

01Gleneagle, COCO6,4400.4%–

02Highlands Ranch, COCO102,2571.5%–

03The Pinery, COCO11,8711.7%–

04Columbine, COCO25,4781.7%–

05Timnath, COCO11,6001.7%–

06Cherry Hills, COCO6,3892.0%–

07Woodmoor, COCO8,9342.1%–

08Greenwood, COCO15,3232.6%–

09Ken Caryl, COCO33,2332.7%–

10Black Forest, COCO15,7383.2%–

11Eagle, COCO7,2803.9%–

12Evergreen, COCO8,6023.9%–

13Gunbarrel, COCO10,0514.0%–

14Orchard Mesa, COCO6,9454.2%–

15Parker, COCO65,9854.3%–

16Estes Park, COCO5,7804.3%–

17Air Force Academy, COCO6,7274.4%–

18Louisville, COCO20,5814.6%–

19Applewood, COCO8,3504.7%–

20Fruitvale, COCO8,0195.0%–

21Broomfield, COCO79,1745.1%–

22Northglenn, COCO38,8935.3%–

23Redlands, COCO8,8685.4%–

24Eaton, COCO5,8486.2%–

25Castle Rock, COCO83,8156.2%–

26Arvada, COCO122,9016.3%–

27Westminster, COCO116,1826.6%–

28Littleton, COCO46,2467.3%–

29Aurora, COCO410,0537.4%–

30Lakewood, COCO156,9277.6%–

31Aspen, COCO6,4897.7%–

32Longmont, COCO100,1097.8%–

33Loveland, COCO81,3877.9%–

34Dacono, COCO6,8448.1%–

35Breckenridge, COCO5,0158.1%–

36Gypsum, COCO9,2128.2%–

37Battlement Mesa, COCO5,7558.2%–

38Thornton, COCO147,7668.2%–

39Fort Carson, COCO18,0198.3%–

40Erie, COCO40,9048.3%–

41Avon, COCO6,1848.4%–

42Lafayette, COCO30,1168.4%–

43Wheat Ridge, COCO32,0818.4%–

44Woodland Park, COCO8,0148.5%–

45Sherrelwood, COCO18,6928.8%–

46Berthoud, COCO14,0808.9%–

47Glenwood Springs, COCO10,3959.0%–

48Silverthorne, COCO5,4189.1%–

49Windsor, COCO43,8409.2%–

50Welby, COCO16,1979.7%–

51Mead, COCO7,04210.0%–

52Cimarron Hills, COCO19,81710.1%–

53Rifle, COCO10,84410.4%–

54Monument, COCO13,81310.8%–

55Colorado Springs, COCO494,74310.9%–

56Englewood, COCO35,30510.9%–

57Craig, COCO8,87410.9%–

58Golden, COCO20,39011.5%–

59Frederick, COCO18,24111.7%–

60Johnstown, COCO22,43311.8%–

61Firestone, COCO20,12912.2%–

62Steamboat Springs, COCO13,55712.3%–

63Pueblo West, COCO35,68112.6%–

64Lochbuie, COCO8,77613.0%–

65Evans, COCO22,50013.0%–

66Brighton, COCO45,39513.1%–

67Federal Heights, COCO14,07513.4%–

68Brush, COCO5,33715.0%–

69Stratmoor, COCO5,41215.6%–

70Montrose, COCO21,58315.7%–

71Superior, COCO13,63715.9%–

72Derby, COCO8,45316.1%–

73Fountain, COCO29,45016.4%–

74Fruita, COCO14,00316.5%–

75Salida, COCO5,98516.8%–

76Sterling, COCO13,05416.9%–

77Fort Collins, COCO171,50017.0%–

78Clifton, COCO19,51817.0%–

79Denver, COCO740,61317.1%–

80Fort Morgan, COCO11,84117.5%–

81Severance, COCO11,84117.9%–

82Wellington, COCO12,16918.5%–

83Fort Lupton, COCO10,40218.6%–

84Durango, COCO19,73318.8%–

85Cañon City, COCO17,03019.0%–

86Boulder, COCO105,68919.0%–

87Cortez, COCO9,12619.3%–

88Greeley, COCO115,07319.5%–

89Milliken, COCO9,18319.9%–

90Sheridan, COCO5,97220.1%–

91Grand Junction, COCO71,82721.6%–

92Pueblo, COCO110,40421.6%–

93Commerce City, COCO72,34523.2%–

94Lamar, COCO7,58823.6%–

95Gunnison, COCO6,83624.0%–

96La Junta, COCO6,86424.6%–

97Trinidad, COCO8,09126.8%–

98Delta, COCO9,80229.2%–

99Alamosa, COCO9,84930.5%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS