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Colorado (FY2010)

Find your Location and the corresponding Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) in the pay tables below. All pay is listed in terms of dollars per month.

Enlisted Personnel (Without Dependents)

Location	E-1	E-2	E-3	E-4	E-5	E-6	E-7	E-8	E-9
DENVER	963	963	963	963	1095	1191	1293	1485	1524
COLORADO SPRINGS	825	825	825	825	924	987	1068	1173	1206
FORT COLLINS	756	756	756	756	834	942	993	1059	1137
BOULDER	1002	1002	1002	1002	1119	1314	1368	1518	1608

Enlisted Personnel (With Dependents)

Location	E-1	E-2	E-3	E-4	E-5	E-6	E-7	E-8	E-9
DENVER	1284	1284	1284	1284	1458	1587	1719	1866	2031
COLORADO SPRINGS	1065	1065	1065	1065	1152	1257	1347	1446	1557
FORT COLLINS	942	942	942	942	1011	1257	1323	1395	1470
BOULDER	1320	1320	1320	1320	1461	1752	1824	1902	2019

Warrant Officers (Without Dependents)

Location	W-1	W-2	W-3	W-4	W-5
DENVER	1218	1482	1527	1620	1755
COLORADO SPRINGS	1029	1173	1209	1281	1371
FORT COLLINS	945	1059	1143	1272	1338
BOULDER	1314	1515	1617	1770	1842

Warrant Officers (With Dependents)

Location	W-1	W-2	W-3	W-4	W-5
DENVER	1590	1779	1959	2058	2175
COLORADO SPRINGS	1260	1389	1509	1575	1650
FORT COLLINS	1260	1353	1440	1479	1527
BOULDER	1755	1854	1950	2043	2154

Officers (Without Dependents)

Location	O-1E	O-2E	O-3E	O-1	O-2	O-3	O-4	O-5	O-6	O-7
DENVER	1458	1515	1587	1110	1398	1539	1734	1821	1959	1998
COLORADO SPRINGS	1152	1200	1257	975	1122	1221	1359	1416	1509	1539
FORT COLLINS	1011	1119	1257	873	987	1167	1329	1371	1440	1470
BOULDER	1461	1590	1752	1176	1413	1647	1830	1878	1950	1989

Officers (With Dependents)

Location	O-1E	O-2E	O-3E	O-1	O-2	O-3	O-4	O-5	O-6	O-7
DENVER	1749	1932	2076	1473	1584	1953	2220	2409	2433	2457
COLORADO SPRINGS	1368	1491	1584	1164	1257	1503	1680	1803	1821	1839
FORT COLLINS	1338	1428	1488	1038	1251	1437	1545	1620	1638	1653
BOULDER	1839	1935	2061	1494	1746	1947	2196	2376	2400	2424

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