Mile High City
Denver is the capital and largest city in Colorado. Located east of the Rocky Mountains and near the South Platte River, Denver is a large mile-high metropolis that is home to over 550,000 residents. Denver is also the county seat of Denver County. The city is also known as the "Queen City of the Plains" because of its key role in the agriculture industry in the plains of the Front Range.

Denver's geographic placement has been a historical basis for the local economy. Because it is the largest city in the Mountain States, Denver has been a transportation hub and storage area for the region. Denver is also halfway between the large cities on the West Coast and the Midwest. Denver's geographic position has also attracted many state and federal government operations. With the exception of Washington D.C., the Denver Metropolitan Area has more federal workers than any other metro area in the country. This large federal presence has also attracted many defense contractors and aerospace companies such as Ball Aerospace and Lockheed-Martin. Serving as the state capital has also afforded Denver with many state government jobs. Many large companies have regional and national headquarters in Denver because of its location. Examples of such companies are: Coors, United Airlines, Janus Capital Group, and Sun Microsystems. Another benefit of Denver's location is rapid multi-continent communications. Denver is the largest city in the U.S. that can offer "one-bounce" satellite uplinks to six continents during a single business day. This has brought many large communications companies to the area such as: EchoStar, Comcast, and Quest Communications.

Located in close proximity to the Rocky Mountains, Denver has also developed a rich mining heritage. From the early gold and silver prospectors to the modern energy and mineral miners today, Denver's prosperity has been closely tied to this industry. During the energy crisis of the 1970's, Denver benefited greatly from the companies that flocked to the region and the city sprang up skyscrapers and a modern downtown area to reflect its growing prosperity.

Denver's airport serves as a national hub for United Airlines and is one of the busiest in the country. Other notable aspects of the city include its professional sports programs, proximity to many beautiful parks and wilderness zones, and status as the birthplace of the Cheeseburger by Louis Ballast who ran the Humpty Dumpty Barrel drive-in.

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