Ranking · Elevation

The 10 lowest towns in Colorado by elevation

Holly is Colorado's lowest incorporated town, at about 3,400 feet above sea level. It sits more than 1,600 feet higher than Alabama's highest town, Hytop.

These are the ten lowest incorporated towns in Colorado, ranked by elevation above sea level. The elevations are approximate — measured inside each town's limits — and are compiled from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Geological Survey.

10 towns · Ranked · Source: Census · USGS

Lowest towns in Colorado

10 of 10
# Town County Elevation (approx., ft)
1 Holly Prowers County 3,397 ft
2 Julesburg Sedgwick County 3,468 ft
3 Granada Prowers County 3,485 ft
4 Wray Yuma County 3,523 ft
5 Ovid Sedgwick County 3,531 ft
6 Hartman Prowers County 3,587 ft
7 Sedgwick Sedgwick County 3,591 ft
8 Lamar Prowers County 3,633 ft
9 Crook Logan County 3,709 ft
10 Holyoke Phillips County 3,733 ft

This ranking is one slice of the full List. The City List with Coordinates carries every U.S. city, town, and township — all 48,490 — each with its elevation, coordinates, and county in one CSV.

Lowest towns in other states

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Methodology & sources

About this ranking. Incorporated towns are municipalities recorded by the U.S. Census Bureau; census-designated places, townships, and unincorporated communities are not included. Each elevation is approximate: it is measured at the Census interior point, a point inside the town's boundary rather than the town center or city hall, using U.S. Geological Survey elevation data. Towns whose boundary is mostly water are excluded from this list: at these elevations, the interior point can land on open water rather than land, which would make the figure meaningless rather than merely approximate.