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Territory of Colorado

Territory of Colorado proper noun: a former territory of the United States, existing from 1861 to the creation of the state of Colorado in 1876.

Proper noun

the Territory of Colorado

  1. (historical) A former territory of the United States, existing from 1861 to the creation of the state of Colorado in 1876.

Questions about Territory of Colorado

What does Territory of Colorado mean?
Territory of Colorado means a former territory of the United States, existing from 1861 to the creation of the state of Colorado in 1876.
What part of speech is Territory of Colorado?
Territory of Colorado is a proper noun.

Words near Territory of Colorado in the dictionary

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  3. Territory of Antofagasta
  4. Territory of Arizona
  5. territory of Aysén
  6. Territory of Colorado
  7. Territory of Dakota
  8. Territory of Guam
  9. territory of Llanquihue
  10. Territory of Louisiana
  11. territory of Magallanes

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