Denver

Links

• SEBTS in Denver
• Summit Church, Denver, CO
• Summit Blog on NACPN
• Immanuel Denver (future plant)
• Why Denver?

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Quick Facts

Population: 2.8 million
Founded: 1859
Neighborhoods: Washington Park, Capitol Hill, City Park, Cherry Creek, Governor’s Park
Landmarks: Colorado State Capitol, Denver City Hall, Larimer Square, U.S. Mint (Pro-sports teams: Avalanche, Broncos, Nuggets, Rockies)
Notable Colleges: University of Colorado, University of Denver, Colorado State University, Lincoln College of Technology

Overview

The Mile High City sits magnificently, but isolated, on a plateau exactly one mile above sea level and over 600 miles from the next closest major city. As one of America’s youngest cities, Denver is the leader of the Rocky Mountain West in entertainment, shopping, culture, sports and recreation.  With its growth in the industries of computers and telecommunications, this metropolis is certainly “looking forward” and expected to continue quickly growing in population. Denver’s visitors come from all over the world every year to enjoy the many Rocky Mountain views and activities. [clear /]

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