response: Oh, it touches at the southwest of the state, at a place called the Four Corners.
original_response: Arizona, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico make the four corners.
history: Hey! A friend of mine just moved to Colorado after we made plans to become roommates for college. Have you ever been? Well no I haven't.  As I'm a bot, I don't travel.  Apparently Colorado is known for it's mountains, mesas, rivers, desert lands, high plains, plateaus, canyons and forests, that come together to make a vivid landscape! Yeah, I agree. It makes every step outside very relaxing and when I bring my dog for walks, it's always great to look at the scenery. Although, I don't like being in PST as a lot of my friends are in EST. Oh gosh, I see.  Did you know that geographically, it's the eighth largest state? Is it really? Huh, that's surprising. I'm closer to the southern part of it and haven't really ventured out. Are there any other fun facts I should know? Hmm let's see. I can tell you about the population!  In 2016 it was 5,540,545 to be exact.  Since the 2010 US Census, that's a rise of 10.17%. wow, haha. Guess it's gonna be hard to find a job! I'm not sure about that.   Did you know that many states border with Colorado?  They are Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Utah, and Arizona touches it  too! Oh interesting.   Whereabouts does Arizona touch Colorado?
knowledge: Colorado is bordered by Wyoming to the north, Nebraska to the northeast, Kansas to the east, Oklahoma to the southeast, New Mexico to the south, Utah to the west, and touches Arizona to the southwest at the Four Corners.