San Luis Valley, Colorado - Remote Alpine Region
Nestled in the heart of Colorado, the San Luis Valley boasts a unique landscape as the largest alpine valley in the nation. With a population of 46,108 spread across remote, rural counties, this geographically isolated region faces challenges like high poverty rates. Explore the beauty and seclusion of this expansive valley that stretches 122 miles from north to south and 74 miles across, covering 8,193 square miles.
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San Luis Valley, Colorado Heather Brooks, Alamosa City Manager Carey Deacon, Program Director, CRP Dr. J. Ely Walker, MD MPH Police, Town of Center Chief Dale Meek, Chief of Kenna Gonzales, 12th Judicial Probation Officer Manager Gail Garcia-Kuhns, Intensive Case
52 Operating Communities 7 Launching Communities 10 Developing Communities 27 Exploring Communities 2 International Communities LEAD sites
San Luis Valley Valley population: 46,108 122 miles long from north to south and 74 miles across = 8,193 square miles. Larger than the state of Massachusetts. Incorporates 6 remote, rural and frontier counties Largest Alpine Valley in the nation, surrounded by mountains Making this a geographically isolated region. Nearest urban center is 122 miles away, over a pass High poverty rates 3 of 6 counties identified as persistent poverty
