La Junta means "the junction" in Spanish. La Junta was founded in 1881 as a railroad town, serving the cattle and agriculture industries' needs for railroad access. Elm trees proliferate in La Junta's older neighborhoods. The importance of the railroads began to dry up in the 1980s, and today La Junta has attracted and continues to look for light industries for the La Junta Industrial Park.
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Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express La Junta, Colorado winner of Quality Excellence Award and Torch Bearer Award, conveniently located on U.S. Highway 50. La Junta, is a meeting place where the Koshare Indians join the Boy Scouts at Bent's O...more
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The Super 8 Motel of La Junta welcomes you to High Plains of scenic Southeast Colorado. La Junta is strategically located on the historic Santa Fe Trail. La Junta offers over 300 days of sunshine each year, a moderate climate, positive atti...more
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