Yuma County Colorado - Government Site
Population: 9,829
Area: 2366 square miles
County Seat: Wray
Area Code(s) in use: 970
Time Zone: MST
Adjacent counties:
Chase (NE) Cheyenne (KS) Dundy (NE) Kit Carson Logan Phillips Sherman (KS) Washington
Airport
Bonny Dam Landing Strip, Dickson Landing Strip, Hill Airport, Idler Brothers Airport, Idlers Field, Jackson Field, Koenig Airport, Lundvall Brothers Landing Field, M A and K A Dickson Airport, Stultz Landing Field, Wray Municipal Airport, Yuma Municipal Airport
Building
Heartstrong Community Hall
Canal
Haigler Canal, Hale Diich Aqueduct, Hale Ditch, Laird Canal
Cemetery
Armel Cemetery, Delto Cemetery, Downey Cemetery, Eckley Cemetery, Gilstrap Cemetery, Glendale Cemetery, Grandview Cemetery, Grave of Buffalo Hunter, Hanshaw Cemetery, Idler Family Cemetery, Joes Mennonite Church Cemetery, Jones Family Cemetery, Kirk Cemetery, Lansing Valley Cemetery, Long Family Cemetery, Lucas Memorial Cemetery, Mildred Cemetery, Olivet Cemetery, Pleasant Valley Methodist Church Cemetery, Saint Johns Evangelical Cemetery, Schlake Cemetery, Spring Valley Cemetery, Triangle Cemetery, Yuma Municipal Cemetery
Church
Armel Church, Buffalo Grass Church, Ford Church, Mennonite Brethren Church, Pleasant Valley Church, Saint John Church, Wages Church
Civil
Yuma County
Dam
Bonny Dam, Chester Wieser Erosion Control Dam Number 1, Chief Creek Number 4 Dam, Duck Dam, Kleweno Dam, O'Brien Number 1 Dam, Wray Watershed District Number 1 Dam, Wray Watershed District Number 3 Dam, Wray Watershed District Number 4 Dam, Wray Watershed District Number 5 Dam, Wray Watershed District Number 6 Dam
Flat
Whombles Meadow
Gap
Antelope Gap
Lake
Deering Lake
Locale
Bethel Community Hall, Beverly Grove, Bowman Ranch, Burr Ranch, Dunning Ranch, Hillside Ranch, Hines Ranch, Lansing Valley Ranch, M K Ranch, McCoy Ranch, McCoy Ranch, McCoy Ranch, Moellenberg Ranch, Mullin Ranch, Red Willow Community Center, Royce Darling Memorial Golf Course, Sharp Ranch, Thompson Ranch, Winger Ranch, Wingfield Ranch, Yuma Siding
Park
Bonny State Recreation Area, South Republican Management Area
Populated Place
Abarr, Alvin, Armel, Beecher Island, Clarkville, Eckley, Hale, Heartstrong, Idalia, Joes, Kirk, Laird, Robb, Schramm, Vernon, Wauneta, Wray, Yuma
Reservoir
Bonny Reservoir, Chester Wieser Erosion Control Number 1 Reservoir, Duck Reservoir, Hale Ponds, Kleweno Reservoir, Lake Yuma, O'Brien Reservoir Number 1, Olive Lake, Stalker Lake, Wray Watershed District Reservoir Number 1, Wray Watershed District Reservoir Number 3, Wray Watershed District Reservoir Number 4, Wray Watershed District Reservoir Number 5, Wray Watershed District Reservoir Number 6
School
Armel School, Liberty School
Stream
Adler Creek, Armknecht Creek, Beaver Creek, Black Wolf Creek, Bloom Creek, Chief Creek, Copperkettle Creek, Cowpe Creek, Cowpe Creek, Cowpe Creek, Coyote Creek, Dry Willow Creek, Hayes Creek, Holy Joe Creek, Horse Creek, North Fork Black Wolf Creek, North Fork Dry Willow Creek, North Fork Republican River, North Fork Republican River, North Fork Republican River, North Sand Creek, Olive Creek, Rush Creek, Sand Creek, Sand Creek, South Fork Black Wolf Creek, South Fork Dry Willow Creek
Summit
Mount Yuma, Old Baldy, Peate Hill, Squaw Hill
Tower
KATR-FM (Wray), KJCO-FM (Yuma), KRDZ-AM (Wray)
Valley
Hay Gulch, Jacks Gulch, Lansing Valley, Lansing Valley, Lansing Valley, North Fork Spring Canyon, South Fork Spring Canyon, Spring Canyon, Wildcat Canyon
| Race | Population |
| White |  9,685 |
| Mixed | 75 |
| American Indian | 37 |
| Black | 17 |
| Asian | 13 |
| Hawaiian & Pacific Islander | 2 |
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