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I visited Livermore, Colorado
on April 12, 2007, while on a trip to Ft. Collins Colorado.
I had the pleasure of talking to several very friendly people in town, including the postmaster and a lady who worked at The Forks, which is the gas station / restaurant / bakery in town.
I found out that Livermore, Colorado was named for two Englishmen, one named "Liver" and the other named "More" (not sure of the spelling of that one).
The population is about 6500, spread out over a large area.
What follows are several photos from Livermore, Colorado.
If you have any additional information or
corrections, please email me at
webservant@eLivermore.com.
I would like to hear from you.
Cities named Livermore around the country
| City | Population, 2000 | Description | Named from |
| Livermore, California | 73,345 | City near the San Francisco Bay Area. See this page for general information. | Robert Livermore |
| Livermore, Colorado | 1455 ?? 6500 ?? |
Small rural town. See photos below from my visit. About 20 miles north of Ft. Collins. | Two gentlemen named Liver and More |
| Livermore, Maine | 2106 | About 6 miles south of Livermore Falls. | ? |
| Livermore, Kentucky | 1482 | James Livermore | |
| Livermore Falls, Maine | 3227 | Deacon Elijah Livermore | |
| Livermore, New Hampshire | 3 (2000 census) or 0 (other sources). | The last person left town in 1949. It was a logging town. | ? |
| Livermore, Pennsylvania | 0 people, but a lot of fish | Now under the waters of the Conemaugh River Lake reservoir | Alonzo Livermore (Canal Engineer) |
The US Census has no data on Livermore, Colorado. 6500 comes from a resident that I talked to. 1455 comes from a schools site, with no date. Given the rural nature of Livermore, Colorado, and the fact that the post office serves to the state border in three directions, population variations could be expected.
The Forks

The Forks Gas Station / General Store / Restaurant.
The first place you see as you enter Livermore.
It is at the fork in the road where Redfeather Lakes Road meets highway 287.
My (rental) car is on the left.

Mural on the side of The Forks

Another mural on the front of The Forks.
This one is quite faded.
If you know the story of this mural, please let me know.

The Forks from the side.

The upstairs dining area of The Forks