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Centennial Colorado is Denver's Newest city, stretching across Arapahoe County from Aurora to Littleton.  Centennial boasts easy access to The Denver Tech Center, shopping, and major transportation arteries.
 
If Bill Gates or Donald Trump ever fly to Denver, chances are they would touch down in Centennial, site of the closest airport to downtown Denver and home to a large fleet of corporate jets. Centennial Airport is the third busiest non-commercial carrier airport in the country. If you happened to leave your Lear jet at home, this is the place to charter a small plane for your private tour of the Rockies.

Centennial was just incorporated in February 2001. It boasts over 100,000 residents, making it Colorado’s ninth largest city. Centennial is home to the Southglenn Mall, which offers a variety of shops, boutiques and restaurants. One of the mall’s most unique shops is the Canaan Gallery, the largest faith-based art gallery in the country. Specializing in Judeo Christian themes, the Gallery offers paintings, prints, sculptures and photographs costing from a few dollars up to tens of thousands.

Centennial Colorado City Facts

Centennial's Origin
Residents voted to incorporate the City of Centennial on September 12, 2000 and elected its first officials on February 6, 2001. Centennial officially became a city on February 7, 2001. The quest for a new city took almost two and half years. The campaign included victories in the state legislature and state Supreme Court. Formation of the new city was approved by a 77 percent margin in the incorporation election. It was the largest city incorporation in U.S. history.

Location
The City of Centennial is Colorado's newest city, located in the southern Denver metropolitan area, entirely within Arapahoe County. Centennial is adjacent to the cities and towns of Aurora, Englewood, Foxfield, Greenwood Village, Highlands Ranch (unincorporated Douglas County), Littleton, Lonetree, and Parker.