context: Colorado is located in the western United States. It borders Wyoming, Nebraska to the north, Kansas to the east, New Mexico and Oklahoma to the south, and Utah to the west. The Rockies are penetrating north and south of the state, with an average elevation across the state as the highest mountainous state in the United States, and along with the state borders of Wyoming and Utah, the state boundaries are only straight along the hypocrisy and meridian. The capital and largest city is Denver east of the Rocky Mountains. The state's name comes from the Colorado River, and Colorado in Spanish means 'reddish.' It was nicknamed "The Centennial State" because it was promoted in 1876 to celebrate its 100th anniversary. As a politically competitive race, in the 2012 presidential election, candidate Mitt Romney won 37 out of 64, but the Democratic Party prevails in an area led by Denver to win Barack Obama. This state, along with Illinois and Michigan, is also one of the states that include ACT in high school graduation requirements.
question: Where is the highest city in the United States?
answers.text: Denver