Pueblo is a city in south-central Colorado, in the United States, and is the seat of Pueblo County. It lies along Interstate 25, about 100–115 miles (roughly 170–185 km) south of Denver.

Quick Scoop: Where It Is

  • Pueblo sits on the Arkansas River near its confluence with Fountain Creek, in a semi-arid “high desert” part of southern Colorado.
  • It’s part of Colorado’s Front Range Urban Corridor, on the western edge of the Great Plains and near the base of the Rocky Mountains.
  • Driving-wise, think of it as a major stop along I‑25 between Colorado Springs to the north and the more rural parts of southern Colorado and New Mexico to the south.

A Bit More Detail

  • Approximate coordinates: around 38.27° N latitude and 104.60° W longitude.
  • Elevation is about 4,690 feet (1,430 meters), so it’s high enough to feel like Colorado, but generally milder and drier than mountain towns.
  • It brands itself as “the home of heroes” because several Medal of Honor recipients are from Pueblo.

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