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Colorado site wins national award

The Governor’s Office of Information Technology has announced its team has won a national award for “Best Use of GIS” for its work on the state flood recovery website.

By StateScoop Staff

January 21, 2014

GIS use on ColoradoUnited.com wins national award

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