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Fort
Collins is a city located 60 miles north of Denver and just one hour
from Denver International Airport. One of the most highly educated
communities in the United States, the city is home to about 123,000
people including 21,000 students attending Colorado State University.
Average median income is $58,000 with a diverse employment base that
includes Hewlett Packard, Agilent Technologies, Anheuser Busch, Teledyne
WaterPic, and Colorado State University. The American Chamber of Commerce
Research Association has calculated the Fort Collins cost of living
index at 106.2.
The high quality of life in Fort Collins attracts highly creative
people and innovative companies from around the world. The City has
a full time symphony orchestra, more restaurants per capita than any
other city in Colorado, it is close to some of the best outdoor recreation
areas in the United States, it produces more live theater than Boulder
and Colorado Springs combined, and it has a downtown that Robert Gibbs
ranks 9 1/2 on a scale of ten.
For more detailed information about Fort Collins and its economy,
please visit the Northern
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