Summit County is located in north-central Colorado, stretching along the Continental Divide and encompassing parts of the White River National Forest and Arapaho National Forest. It is bordered by Clear Creek County to the west, Grand County to the south, Eagle County to the east, and Grand, Routt, and Jackson counties to the north. The county seat is Breckenridge.

The Summit County government is made up of a three-person Board of County Commissioners, an elected Assessor, a Clerk and Recorder, a Sheriff, and a Treasurer. The county is also divided into a number of townships and special districts.

Major industries in Summit County include tourism, healthcare, construction, and retail. The county is home to a number of popular ski resorts. It is also a popular destination for hikers and campers due to its proximity to Rocky Mountain National Park.

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