Limon is the most populous town in Lincoln County. Located at the western terminus of the Kyle Railroad, Limon is the site of short line interchanges with the Union Pacific Railroad.
This city earned the nickname of the “Hub City” of Eastern Colorado. Limon connects to any location in the world by Interstate 70; U.S. Routes 24, 40 and 287; Colorado Highways 71 and 86; and Limon Colorado Municipal Airport.
Many events take place during the year including the Limon Heritage Celebration, 4th of July Celebration, Hub City Car Classic, and a community Christmas celebration.
New residents are drawn to Limon for its low housing costs, strong educational and healthcare options, and vast recreational and community events. Limon has amenities of a big city, in a small town ensuring you will always have a close-knit community and great quality of life.
Many events take place during the year including the Limon Heritage Celebration, 4th of July Celebration, Hub City Car Classic, and a community Christmas celebration. Limon has amenities of a big city, in a small town ensuring you will always have a close-knit community and great quality of life.
As a transportation hub, you can stop and enjoy a bite to eat in Limon. There are several downtown eateries Limon can be a convenient place to stop and rest while traveling.
Limon has something that not a lot of Colorado communities can claim, a wetlands area. Bring your binoculars for wildlife and bird watching is prevalent at The Limon Wetlands.
The Limon Wetlands features 8.2 acres of wetlands and 1.25 acres of open water.
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