The Colorado entrants all fell short of the ideal (38 communities scored a perfect 100), but all are above the national average of 59 -- although several finished only a little over that mark. Continue to count down Colorado's photo-illustrated top six, complete with HRC graphics -- and click to see the complete report, featuring a wealth of additional information.
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Number 5 in Colorado (tie): Aurora Click graphics to enlarge Continue to keep counting down the LGBT rankings of six Colorado cities according to the Human Rights Campaign. Number 5 in Colorado (tie): Colorado Springs Click graphics to enlarge Continue to keep counting down the LGBT rankings of six Colorado cities according to the Human Rights Campaign. Number 4 in Colorado: Fort Collins Click graphics to enlarge Continue to keep counting down the LGBT rankings of six Colorado cities according to the Human Rights Campaign. Number 3 in Colorado: Lakewood Click graphics to enlarge Continue to keep counting down the LGBT rankings of six Colorado cities according to the Human Rights Campaign. Number 2 in Colorado: Boulder Click graphics to enlarge Continue to keep counting down the LGBT rankings of six Colorado cities according to the Human Rights Campaign. Number 1 in Colorado: Denver Click graphics to enlargeSend your story tips to the author, Michael Roberts.
