Idledale, Colorado
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Idledale is a census-designated place
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 and a U.S. Post Office
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 in Jefferson County
Jefferson County, Colorado
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, Colorado
Colorado
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, United States
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. The Idledale Post Office has the ZIP Code
ZIP Code
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80453.

History

Originally called Starbuck Heights, the town was almost washed out by a storm in 1933. When it was rebuilt, the town became known as Idledale.
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