About: Grand Junction, CO

Grand Junction is the largest city in western Colorado. The land was inhabited by the Ute Indians until Americans settled in the region in September 1881. It was one of the last locations to be settled in the United States by American pioneers. It was named Grand Junction because of the joining of the Gunnison and Colorado Rivers which gave it the nickname "River City".

Population: 41986
Local Newspapers: Daily Sentinel, Free Press
Local Sports Teams: N/A
Local Colleges: Mesa State College

Bundled offers in Grand Junction, CO

Home Internet, whether you live in Grand Junction, or anywhere else in the country is all but essential these days. Like home phone used to be Internet is the ultimate communication tool, it connects you to the people you know and the world you want to. Try and go a day without checking your email and see how essential the Internet really is in this age of worldwide communication. Depending on the size of your household the speed you need your Internet to reach can vary. But no matter the speed you need in Grand Junction, Qwest offers all four of its speed packages for the same monthly rate for the first six months.

For causal users and small households Qwest offers its Essential package at 7 Mbps speed. Download at seven Mbps and upload at five. Download a music file in less than five seconds if you so desire. Starting at twenty dollars with free activation the Essential package covers all your basics. Upgrade one step to the Advanced package and your speed almost doubles to twelve Mbps for downloads. Music files will then download in less than four seconds.

For those with larger households in Grand Junction, CO or more needs from the World Wide Web there's the Extreme package. With download speeds up to twenty Mbps you can download a music file in about two seconds, a nice even number. For the ultimate user there's the Pro package that boasts speeds of forty Mbps for downloads. That means music can download in one second or less. No patience? No problem.

All four of Qwest's Internet packages in Grand Junction, Colorado come with free activation, and all come with a starting price of twenty dollars. Not a bad offer to get your home Internet up and moving (as fast you want). Pick your price and pick your speed with Qwest's many options. The Internet is essential, but so are your savings. With four different packages and price ranges Qwest offers the options consumers have come to desire and the Internet speeds they have all come to expect in Grand Junction.

Zip Codes associated with Grand Junction, Colorado: 81501, 81503, 81504, 81505, 81506, 81520

Towns/Cities near Grand Junction, Colorado : Clifton, Palisade, Redlands, Fruita, Whitewater, Orchard Mesa.

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