Monument
Monument is the polite end of the Front Range. Tri-Lakes money, Air Force Academy adjacency, and a school district that pulls families up I-25 from Denver and down from the Springs. The dating pool here is older, married-and-moved, or recently divorced and recalibrating in the pines off Highway 105. Date nights run to wine bars in town, brewery patios with Pikes Peak sightlines, and dinners that end before 21:00 because the babysitter is on a clock. Expect understated wealth, careful conversation, and a strong filter for stability. Flash plays poorly here. Reliability does not.
Monument by the numbers
Monument is roughly balanced, about 51% men to 49% women.
Median individual income in Monument is about $65,100.
Colorado registers voters by party, and El Paso County is majority Unaffiliated (about 53%), with Republicans (28%) well ahead of Democrats (16%).
The median renter in Monument pays about $2,070 a month.
About 2,700 Monument residents ages 22 to 50 are single.
Local date spots
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Rosie's Diner
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La Casa Fiesta Restaurant
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Jarrito Loco
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Coffee Cup Cafe
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Back East Bar & Grill
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Western Museum of Mining & Industry
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Serranos Coffee Company
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The Bistro on 2nd
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Lolley's Ice Cream
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Goat Patch Brewing Company – Monument
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Wesley Owens Coffee & Cafe
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Palmer Lake Pub
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Forge Coffee Lab
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MyHouse Cafe
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The Aviator at Hotel Polaris
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