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Yuma County was formed in 1889 from a portion of Washington County. Located on the Northeastern Colorado Plains with Nebraska and Kansas at its border, Yuma County has an area of approximately 2,379 square miles. The County Seat has resided in Wray, Colorado since 1902 and as of 2005 approximately 9,789 people reside in Yuma County according to the Colorado Demography Office. The County offers moderate summers, crisp falls, cool winters and warm spring. We average 260 days of sunshine and 16.7" of annual rainfall. Yuma County offers a wholesome quality of life with fresh, clean air in a serene agricultural setting.

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Related Links
City of Wray
www.wrayco.net

Wray Chamber of Commerce
www.wraychamber.net

City of Yuma
www.goyuma.com

www.seeyuma.com

www.yumapioneer.com

Yuma County Economic Development
www.consideryumacounty.com

Wray School District RJ2
www.wrayschools.org

Yuma School District 1
www.yumaschools.org

Idalia School
www.idaliaco.us

Liberty School District
www.libertyschoolj4.com

Colorado Counties, Inc.
www.ccionline.org

State of Colorado
www.colorado.gov

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