Englewood

Englewood is a city located in Arapahoe County, Colorado, United States. It is part of the Denver metropolitan area and is situated south of Denver. The city was originally established as a farming community in the late 19th century and was incorporated in 1895. The name "Englewood" is believed to derive from a nickname given to the area by a Scottish settler, possibly referring to wooded country.

Historically, Englewood's development was closely tied to the expansion of the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad, which established a depot in the area. This facilitated growth and attracted businesses. Over time, Englewood transitioned from its agricultural roots to become a more diversified urban center. The city's economy has been supported by various industries, including manufacturing, retail, and services.

Englewood is home to several notable landmarks and institutions. Centennial Airport, a busy general aviation airport, is located within its boundaries. The Denver Botanic Gardens Chatfield Farms is another significant site, offering a large outdoor space for conservation and education. The city also has a public library system and a network of parks and recreational facilities. Englewood's residential areas range from established neighborhoods to newer developments, reflecting its ongoing evolution. The city maintains a local government structure, with a city council and mayor.