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Most public transit riders, Colorado counties

Colorado counties with the most workers commuting by public transportation, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of commuters, not the transit share. This list covers the 64 counties in Colorado that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 64 is 20. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Prowers County, CO, up 37 places to #23.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most public transit riders by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPTRANSIT COMMUTERSVS 2020
01Denver County, COCO740,61315,926−36%
02Arapahoe County, COCO673,8208,773−30%
03▲1Adams County, COCO554,6684,927−45%
04▲1Boulder County, COCO328,5604,622−44%
05▼2Jefferson County, COCO580,4514,212−53%
06▲7Eagle County, COCO54,2911,763+71%
07Larimer County, COCO377,2921,435−44%
08El Paso County, COCO757,0401,403−43%
09▼3Douglas County, COCO399,3961,208−60%
10▼1Pitkin County, COCO16,6251,208−33%
11▼1Summit County, COCO31,517763−47%
12▲6Mesa County, COCO162,845548+71%
13▼2Broomfield County, COCO79,174533−62%
14▲1Pueblo County, COCO169,277475−9%
15▲1Gunnison County, COCO17,439413−20%
16▼2Weld County, COCO378,426406−40%
17▼5Garfield County, COCO63,474371−67%
18▼1Routt County, COCO25,329245−40%
19▲2Logan County, COCO20,654188−35%
20▲10Gilpin County, COCO6,073144+454%
21▼2Grand County, COCO16,496134−58%
22▼2San Miguel County, COCO7,75395−69%
23▲37Prowers County, COCO11,88489–
24Delta County, COCO32,17878+28%
25▼3La Plata County, COCO56,89854−76%
26▲8Clear Creek County, COCO8,99450+150%
27▲9Rio Blanco County, COCO6,68338+217%
28▲9Montezuma County, COCO26,67836+227%
29▼6Montrose County, COCO44,59128−68%
30▲2Elbert County, COCO30,534230%
31▼2Moffat County, COCO13,12222−29%
32▲9Archuleta County, COCO14,30620+233%
33▼7Park County, COCO18,31416−64%
34▲29Teller County, COCO24,75613–
35▼4Rio Grande County, COCO11,08712−54%
36▼8Las Animas County, COCO14,3919−76%
37▲10Lake County, COCO7,5527–
38▼5Alamosa County, COCO16,6886−73%
39▼4Fremont County, COCO50,0396−50%
40▲13Jackson County, COCO1,2116–
41▲17Ouray County, COCO5,2655–
42▲14Lincoln County, COCO5,6454–
43▲21Washington County, COCO4,7323–
44▲10Kiowa County, COCO1,4121–
45▲3Costilla County, COCO3,6790–
46▲3Baca County, COCO3,3470–
47▼20Bent County, COCO5,7160−100%
48▼23Chaffee County, COCO20,8310−100%
49▲1Cheyenne County, COCO1,7130–
50▼4Conejos County, COCO7,5290−100%
51▼8Crowley County, COCO5,6770−100%
52▼1Custer County, COCO5,5900–
53▼11Dolores County, COCO2,4660−100%
54▼2Hinsdale County, COCO7530–
55▼11Huerfano County, COCO7,0110−100%
56▼1Kit Carson County, COCO7,0690–
58▼20Morgan County, COCO30,3060−100%
59▼19Otero County, COCO17,6830−100%
60▼1Phillips County, COCO4,4200–
61▼22Saguache County, COCO6,7320−100%
62▼1San Juan County, COCO8130–
63▼1Sedgwick County, COCO2,2470–
64▼19Yuma County, COCO9,8960−100%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES