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Washington Yuma County
San Juan County 111 Silverton 1876-01-31 Split fromLake County. Named for theSan Juan RiverandSan Juan Mountains, which in turn were named forSaint John the Evangelist. 699 388.99sqmi
(1,007km)
San Miguel County 113 Telluride 1883-03-02 Split fromSan Juan County. Named for theSan Miguel RiverandSan Miguel Mountains, which in turn were named forSaint Michael the Archangel. 7,359 1,290.76sqmi
(3,343km)
Sedgwick County 115 Julesburg 1889-04-09 Split fromLogan County. Named for Fort Sedgwick, which, in turn, was named for U.S. Army GeneralJohn Sedgwick(1813 - 1864). 2,379 548.83sqmi
(1,421km)
Summit County 117 Breckenridge 1861-11-01 Created as one of the 17 original counties of theTerritory of Colorado. Named for the many highmountain summitsin the area. 27,994 618.92sqmi
(1,603km)
Teller County 119 Cripple Creek 1899-03-23 Split fromEl PasoandFremontcounties. Named in honor ofHenry Moore Teller, aU.S. SenatorfromColoradoandUnited States Secretary of the Interior. 23,350 558.58sqmi
(1,447km)
Washington County 121 Akron 1887-02-09 Split fromWeld County. Named in honor ofGeorge Washington(1732 - 1799), the firstPresident of the United States. 4,814 2,522.90sqmi
(6,534km)
Weld County 123 Greeley 1861-11-01 Created as one of the 17 original counties of theTerritory of Colorado. Named in honor of Lewis Ledyard Weld, the first Secretary of theTerritory of Colorado. 252,825 4,013.84sqmi
(10,396km)
Yuma County 125 Wray 1889-03-15 Split fromWashington County. Named for theQuechan (Yuma) NationofNative Americans. 10,043
(1,007km)
San Miguel County 113 Telluride 1883-03-02 Split fromSan Juan County. Named for theSan Miguel RiverandSan Miguel Mountains, which in turn were named forSaint Michael the Archangel. 7,359 1,290.76sqmi
(3,343km)
Sedgwick County 115 Julesburg 1889-04-09 Split fromLogan County. Named for Fort Sedgwick, which, in turn, was named for U.S. Army GeneralJohn Sedgwick(1813 - 1864). 2,379 548.83sqmi
(1,421km)
Summit County 117 Breckenridge 1861-11-01 Created as one of the 17 original counties of theTerritory of Colorado. Named for the many highmountain summitsin the area. 27,994 618.92sqmi
(1,603km)
Teller County 119 Cripple Creek 1899-03-23 Split fromEl PasoandFremontcounties. Named in honor ofHenry Moore Teller, aU.S. SenatorfromColoradoandUnited States Secretary of the Interior. 23,350 558.58sqmi
(1,447km)
Washington County 121 Akron 1887-02-09 Split fromWeld County. Named in honor ofGeorge Washington(1732 - 1799), the firstPresident of the United States. 4,814 2,522.90sqmi
(6,534km)
Weld County 123 Greeley 1861-11-01 Created as one of the 17 original counties of theTerritory of Colorado. Named in honor of Lewis Ledyard Weld, the first Secretary of theTerritory of Colorado. 252,825 4,013.84sqmi
(10,396km)
Yuma County 125 Wray 1889-03-15 Split fromWashington County. Named for theQuechan (Yuma) NationofNative Americans. 10,043