Colorado § 30-5-127 Gilpin and Jefferson counties, boundary between

Colorado Statutes

§ 30-5-127 — Gilpin and Jefferson counties, boundary between

Colorado·Title 30 Government·Art. County Boundaries

That portion of
the eastern boundary line of the county of Gilpin and that portion of the western
boundary line of the county of Jefferson lying between the northwest corner of the
county of Jefferson and the junction of the North and South Clear creeks, is fixed
and established as follows:

Beginning at a certain point on the north line of township two south, range
seventy-two west of the sixth principal meridian, which point is due north of the
junction of the North and South Clear creeks; thence due south to the junction of
the North and South Clear creeks; but Jefferson county shall not be liable for any
taxes already collected on lands lying west of the boundary hereby established.

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That portion of
the eastern boundary line of the county of Gilpin and that portion of the western
boundary line of the county of Jefferson lying between the northwest corner of the
county of Jefferson and the junction of the North and South Clear creeks, is fixed
and established as follows:

Beginning at a certain point on the north line of township two south, range
seventy-two west of the sixth principal meridian, which point is due north of the
junction of the North and South Clear creeks; thence due south to the junction of
the North and South Clear creeks; but Jefferson county shall not be liable for any
taxes already collected on lands lying west of the boundary hereby established.

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