Centennial State

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The Centennial State is the popular nickname for Colorado, referencing its admission to the United States in 1876, the nation’s centennial year.

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Centennial State canonical 1
The Centennial State 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state nickname
admissionToUnionOfReferent 38th state
alsoKnownAs Centennial State
surface form: The Centennial State
appliesToAdministrativeDivision U.S. state
appliesToRegion Mountain States
western United States
surface form: Western United States
associatedEvent United States centennial
associatedYear 1876
country United States of America
language English
reasonForNickname 1876 was the centennial year of the United States
Colorado was admitted to the Union in 1876
referentAbbreviation CO
referentAdmissionContext post–Civil War Reconstruction era
referentBorderingCountry Mexico (indirectly via Four Corners region with New Mexico)
None directly (land borders only U.S. states)
referentBorderingState Arizona
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Utah
Wyoming
referentCapitalCity Denver, Colorado
surface form: Denver
referentCountrySubdivisionOf United States of America
referentDemonym Coloradan
referentExecutiveOffice Governor of Colorado
referentGovernmentType U.S. state government
referentHighestPoint Mount Elbert
referentHighestPointElevation 14440 feet
4401 meters
referentJudicialBody Colorado Supreme Court
referentLargestCity Denver, Colorado
surface form: Denver
referentLegislature Colorado General Assembly
referentRegion High Plains of Kansas
surface form: High Plains region

Rocky Mountain region
surface form: Rocky Mountains region
referentTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
referentUnionAdmissionDate August 1, 1876
refersTo Colorado

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Colorado hasNickname Centennial State
Centennial State alsoKnownAs Centennial State
this entity surface form: The Centennial State