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Welcome to WESTMINSTER, Colorado

                                          
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Population:  100,940
Counties:  Adams and Jefferson
                                                                     

Real Estate StatisticsHomes and Condominiums
NSW - North Suburban
 
 
 
Westminster is located about 13 miles NW of Denver, and 18 miles SE of Boulder. Commuting to either Denver or Boulder is an easy trip via Denver/Boulder Turnpike, I-36. I-25, I-70 or I-76. Denver International Airport (DIA) is situated only 30 minutes away from the city, which is also adjacent to one of the state's largest corporate airports, Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport.
 
Early settlement in the Westminster area coincided with the discovery of gold on Little Dry Creek in 1858 and was strengthened by the subsequent enactment of the Homestead Act of 1862, which attracted many settlers from the east. In 1911, Harris became incorporated as a city and underwent yet another name change, this time to Westminster, in honor of a local school (Westminster University) modeled after Princeton University.
 
Education: The City of Westminister is served by three school districts; two in Adams County and 1 in Jefferson County:
Adams 12 Five Star Schools
Adams County School District 50
Jefferson County Public Schools
 
Westminster offers a wide assortment of recreational, historic, and artistic options to enjoy. Lovers of history can turn back the hands of time and explore Westminster as it was a century ago by visiting the Bowles House Museum, housed in a converted farmhouse originally constructed between 1871 and 1876. The city's Butterfly Pavilion and Insect Center offers fascinating insight into invertebrates, science, and conservation; where visitors can explore an indoor tropical rainforest surrounded by nearly 1,200 live butterflies. Westminster's City Hall features a staircase whose 181 stairs climbs to a bell tower with a fabulous view of the Rocky Mountains. The Westminster Promenade is an outdoor pedestrian business and entertainment venue which includes children's play areas, outdoor restaurants and cafes, and numerous trails.
Activities in Denver or Boulder are only a 20 minute drive in either direction and there is plenty to see and do in the surrounding metropolitan areas.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


   
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