YAMPA
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Historic Yampa
The town of Yampa was incorporated on April 17, 1906. Named for the
locally abundant yampa plant, it sits 7,892 feet above sea level.
Beginning as a small community, the historic
Antlers Cafe & Bar was a popular stop for locals and visitors
alike on their travels. The
Boor-Redmond Ranch helped open up Routt County to farming and
ranching and it is still in use today.
To this day, it has not lost the old west flavor with cattle drives still taking place. Touted as the gateway to the Flat Top Mountains and Wilderness Area, it is home to a number of outfitters who will take you to some of the best fishing and hunting you will ever experience. Yampa has ranching, timber, mining, tourism and their associated industries.
Town of Yampa Board of Trustees
Address:
56 Lincoln Street
P.O. Box 224
Yampa, CO 80483
Phone:
(970)638-4511
Board Members
Mayor: Bruce Pitts - (970) 638-0976
Mayor Pro Term: Paul Zywicki
- (970) 846-5169
Trustee:
Tom Yackey - (970) 638-0276
Trustee: Jeff Drust - (970)-638-9723
Trustee: Michael
Lewis - (970) 846-8162
Trustee: Charles Stamp - (970) 638-4401
Yampa Post Office
Address:
261 Moffat
Yampa, CO 80483
Phone:
(970) 638-4590
Yampa Library
Address:
116 Main
Street
Yampa, CO 80483
Phone:
(970) 638-4654
Hours:
Monday:
10am -5pm
Tuesday: 10am - 5pm
Wednesday: 10am -
4pm
Thursday:
3pm - 7pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday:
10am - 2pm
Sunday: Closed
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