Border towns are still pushing lots of pot, even if the money isn't as big.
Let's pull out the marijuana map and take a look: Arizona and New Mexico have already legalized recreational pot, while Oklahoma has a very liberal medical marijuana program. There's more to cannabis tourism than serving Texans and Arizonans escaping the heat, though., so it's not uncommon to see dispensary shoppers drive for hours across borders to stock up, even from legal states.
Dispensaries in towns like Fort Collins, Las Animas and Sedgwick have undoubtedly profited from their proximity to Wyoming, Kansas and Nebraska, respectively, but local governments in southern and western Colorado have embraced commercial cannabis more than those on the eastern and northern borders.
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