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InSider 2012
East: As of 2009, Powers Boulevard was seeing something like 70,000 cars per day. The eastern area, as a whole, numbered about 162,000 residents — almost a third of the people living in the Pikes Peak region — and provided roughly 55,000 jobs at places like Peterson Air Force Base and the Colorado Springs Airport. (Asian Pacific Market)Image credit: Kin Scott
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