Sterling, County seat of Logan County in Colorado, United States
Sterling is a county seat in northeastern Colorado situated on the high plains with parks and trails for walking and exploring. The South Platte River runs through the area and supports wildlife habitats nearby.
The town was founded in 1868 and marked the start of agricultural settlement in the region. This establishment transformed the plains into working farmland.
The downtown area retains its original commercial buildings and local shops that show how the community developed over time. Walking through these streets gives a sense of how trade and daily business shaped the town's character.
North Sterling State Park nearby offers fishing, boating, and swimming for visitors of all interests. The area is straightforward to navigate and good for outdoor activities.
The streets display hand-carved tree sculptures depicting mermaids, golfers, and giraffes created by sculptor Bradford Rhea. These artworks stand out in an unexpected way throughout the town.
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