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I live at 7255 feet. One pattern I noticed on the map is that the higher elevations are highlighted in green, and towns moved out of those areas into white areas.

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I live at 8,091 feet. One pattern I noticed is that towns and cities moved out of the mountains over time.

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I live at 7113 feet. I noticed yesterday that the elevation influenced the places people lived and worked. This is because the people needed different elevations for different jobs, like when they goldmine they needed a higher elevations.

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I live at 5,621 feet.One pattern I notice about the elevation and geography is that major city's went down in elevation. I think this is because the industry's changed from mining, to factory jobs, and to office jobs.

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I live at 7439 feet. Some patterns I  noticed was that when You move to the East, the elevation goes down and there is more cities because they were industry cities.

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I live at 7,491 feet.
One pattern I noticed was that the older big towns went to higher to higher elevations and the newer ones were in lower elevations.

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I live at 7,220' feet above sea level. I noticed that the cities we placed on the map were . ore out in the foothills and not as much in the mountains.

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I live at 7,491. One pattern I noticed is that people generly live in places that have a lower elevation rather than farther into the mountins.

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I live at 7,491 feet. One pattern I noticed yesterday is that many of the popular city's are at the base of the moutains beacuse that is were many of the industrys are.

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I live at 7,868 feet. A pattern I noticed between the elevation and geography of cities yesterday is that people moved to a higher elevation for jobs like mining, but later on they moved into the metro area for factory/office jobs.

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I live at 7,471. One pattern I noticed on the map was that people want to be near the mountains but they also want to be near a city or good jobs.

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I live at 7,730 feet. One pattern I noticed was that different areas of the map were at different elevations depending on what time era it was and what was being manufactured/done in Colorado at the time.

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I live at 7763 feet, one pattern I noticed yesterday is that in the earlier years the main cities were mainly in the mountains and they slowly merged down to where they are going right in front of the mountains because  the resources that this area provides makes jobs like being a factory worker and stuff like that.

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Elevation of any address - veloroutes.org

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Find the elevation and latitude/longitude of any address.

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I live at 7396 feat. One patter I noticed on the map is that the towns moved over to lower elevations as the years went on because there wasn't any mining in the mountains.

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6,700 feet. One pattern I noticed is that there is not as many people in high elevation. Also, the ones at higher elevations are typically in the mountains.

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I live at 7,200 feet above sea level
one of the patterns that I noticed yesterday was that in the olden times people went to higher elevations for mining, later on they move to the Denver metro area.

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About 7826 ft.
One pattern that I noticed yesterday in the map is that as time went on and more supplies were being made, more of the population was moving to the center of the of the state, just to the east of the mountains where there is a lower elevations.

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I live at 8,900 feet and I notice that the majority of cities we placed on the map were over a mile high in the rockies.

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5,675 ft
One pattern that I noticed yesterday between geography and elevation of the cities is that........