Answer:
The city in south central Colorado that was named for the indian towns of that area is Pueblo, Colorado.
Explanation:
Pueblo is the capital and largest city of Pueblo County in Colorado. At the 2010 census, its population was 106,595, an increase of 4,474 from the 2000 census. The Arkansas River flows through the city, which is on a plain. Pueblo is located near the foot of the Front Range Mountains in the southern part of the Rocky Mountains which marks the western boundary of the prairie.
Its name comes from the Pueblo natives, a tribe that lived in present-day Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.
