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Colorado can also mean red, but its usage is more localized, common in some regions of Spain or Latin America. Moreover, it is often used to describe a flushed or reddish complexion due to embarrassment or exertion.
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The bottom line, then, seems to be that both the state of Colorado and the city of Colorado Springs derive their names from our local red rocks, Red Rock Canyon and the Garden of the Gods.
Colorados name has its origin in the Spanish language, as the word for colored red. The name was chosen for Colorado as a Territory in 1861 by Congress and became a state in 1876.
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