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Littleton, Colorado in Arapahoe County
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Littleton.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Arapahoe county include:

Aetna Estates,   Bow Mar,   Brick Center,   Byers,   Centennial,   Cherry Creek,   Cherry Hills Village,   Columbine Valley,   Comanche Creek,   Deer Trail,   Dove Valley,   Englewood,   Foxfield,   Glendale,   Greenwood Village,   Holly Hills,   Inverness,   Peoria,   Sheridan,   Strasburg,   Watkins,   Wolhurst,  

 

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Interested in fun facts and the history of Littleton, CO?
Then read on!

There are several interesting facts about Littleton, Colorado. Here are some of them:

1. Littleton is one of the oldest cities in Colorado, founded in 1890.

2. The town was named after Richard Little, an engineer who surveyed the land for the railroad.

3. Littleton has a vibrant downtown area that features over 250 independently owned businesses.

4. The town has a large concentration of historic buildings, including the 1918 Littleton Town Hall Arts Center.

5. Littleton is known for its parks and outdoor recreational activities, with over 1,400 acres of public park space.

6. The town is home to the Hudson Gardens, a 30-acre botanical garden and event venue.

7. Littleton has a strong arts community, with numerous galleries, public art installations, and annual art festivals.

8. The famous Santa Fe Trail runs through Littleton, a historic trading route that linked Missouri to Santa Fe, New Mexico.