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| - Grand Junction is a city in Mesa County in Western Colorado. The city had a population of 58,566 as of the 2010 US Census.
- When the Krolp invaded the United States, they quickly overran Washington, DC. Then President Harris Moffatt I escaped Washington just in time, and set up a new de facto capital in Grand Junction. It remained the capital up until the administration of Harris Moffatt III. When the U.S. launched its failed uprising to prevent the Krolp from stripmining in Utah, the center of government was briefly transferred to Craig, and Grand Junction was leveled by the Krolp two days into the uprising. However, the citizenry of Grand Junction had already fled, and the data stored at Mesa State College (among other places) was moved to another location.
- Grand Junction, Colorado located in Mesa County, Colorado, USA. It's the biggest city on the Western Slope. It is located along the north side of the Colorado River, where it connects with the Gunnison River from south. The name "Grand" refers to the historical name of the upper Colorado River.
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| - Grand Junction is a city in Mesa County in Western Colorado. The city had a population of 58,566 as of the 2010 US Census.
- When the Krolp invaded the United States, they quickly overran Washington, DC. Then President Harris Moffatt I escaped Washington just in time, and set up a new de facto capital in Grand Junction. It remained the capital up until the administration of Harris Moffatt III. When the U.S. launched its failed uprising to prevent the Krolp from stripmining in Utah, the center of government was briefly transferred to Craig, and Grand Junction was leveled by the Krolp two days into the uprising. However, the citizenry of Grand Junction had already fled, and the data stored at Mesa State College (among other places) was moved to another location.
- Grand Junction, Colorado located in Mesa County, Colorado, USA. It's the biggest city on the Western Slope. It is located along the north side of the Colorado River, where it connects with the Gunnison River from south. The name "Grand" refers to the historical name of the upper Colorado River. The city sits near the mid-point of a 30-mile (48 km) arcing valley, known as the Grand Valley, that is a major fruit-growing region. In recent years, several wineries have been established in the area as well. The Colorado National Monument, a series of canyons and mesas similar to the Grand Canyon overlook the city. Interstate 70 connects the city eastward to Glenwood Springs and Denver.
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