Mesa County, Colorado
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 Independence Monument in Colorado National Monument |
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Mesa County is in central-western Colorado, against the Utah border. Elevations here vary from about 4,000' to about 10,500'. The climate ranges from desert to semi-desert to upland. The Grand Valley grows a lot of fruit and vegetables with several nice wineries around the county. Powderhorn Ski Resort sits up on Grand Mesa and sees a lot of visitors. Grand County contains 3,328 square miles of land and 13 square miles of water. The county seat is Grand Junction. |
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 In the Book Cliffs area |
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Other Mesa County Related Pages: Grand Mesa Scenic Byway - Grand Mesa National Forest Colorado National Monument - Colorado River Canyon James M. Robb-Colorado River State Park -=Highline State Park --Vega State Park The Book Cliffs - State Trustlands & Wildlife Areas |
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