City of Littleton
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Littleton, CO 80165
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Cupola Cam
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From Main Street to Mount Evans, get a bird ’s eye view from the top of the Littleton Municipal Courthouse. Visitors must be using a current browser, and must have Java enabled. More help |
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| POLL RESULTS—Cupola Cam one of the best views in the area! METROBEAT-TV recently asked viewers to vote for their favorite view in Denver, and Littleton's Cupola Cam was named as one of the top five scenic lookouts in the area. |
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| PRE-SET VIEWS |
If you have clicked
on the "Enter Queue" button, a drop-down menu with the following
preset views will appear when it is your turn.
1. Downtown
Littleton and Rocky Mountains;
2. Main Street;
3. *Carnegie Library — 1917 (now the "Melting
Pot");
4. Statue: "A Year of Sundays";
5. Denver & Rio Grande Depot — 1875 (now the light rail station);
6. Columbine Mill — 1901;
7. Arapahoe Community College;
8. Alamo Street Bridge;
9. Bega Park south;
10. Bega Park north;
11. Downtown Denver and light rail;
12. Buck Recreation Center;
13. Bowles Avenue bridge;
14. Red Rocks Amphitheater (best if viewed in the morning);
15. Mt. Evans — elev. 14,27 feet';
16. Squaw Mountain — elev. 11,486 feet;
17. Main Street at Prince;
18. Prince Street bridge over light rail;
19. Littleton Millennium Clock Tower;
20. Wynetka Ponds Park south;
21. Wynetka Ponds Park central;
22. Wynetka Ponds Park north;
23. Goddard Middle School;
24. Colorado School for the Blind (back of the building);
25. Due east (the camera turns around and looks behind the cupola);
26. I.W. Hunt Building (now home of the Littleton Independent and other businesses);
27. Old Arapahoe County Sheriff's building;
28. RiverPointe Senior Living;
29. Teikyo Loretto Heights University;
30. Official Cupola Cam Greeting Site.
*The elongated white dome, which can be seen behind the #3 Carnegie Library, is South Suburban Park and Recreation’s “tennis bubble,” at the Littleton Golf & Tennis facility. The fabric bubble, kept inflated by giant fans, allows tennis enthusiasts to play their favorite sport all year long.
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