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'''Arizona''', the forty-eighth state to enter into the union, is also known as the Grand Canyon State. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix.
 
'''Arizona''', the forty-eighth state to enter into the union, is also known as the Grand Canyon State. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix.
  
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== Geography & Population ==
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*The state is bordered by the [[Pacific Ocean]] and by these states: [[California]], [[Nevada]], [[Utah]], [[Colorado]], and [[New Mexico]].
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*Total Land Area: 113,635 square miles
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*Highest Elevation: 12,633 ft (Humphreys Peak)
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*Population (in 2005): 5,939,292
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*Most populated cities in Arizona:
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:[[Phoenix]], Population: 1,321,045
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:[[Tucson]], Population: 486,699
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:Mesa, Population: 396,375
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:Glendale, Population: 218,812
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:Scottsdale, Population: 202,705 <ref> http://www.theus50.com/arizona/cities.php </ref>
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Arizona has a large population of people of [[Native American]] descent. The Indian tribes who inhabited the land that is now Arizona include the [[Apache]], [[Navajo]], [[Mojave]] and [[Yavapai]]. <ref> http://www.theus50.com/arizona/history.shtml </ref>
  
 
== Notable Arizonans ==
 
== Notable Arizonans ==
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*Alice Cooper (Rock Star)
 
*Alice Cooper (Rock Star)
  
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[[Category:US state]]
 
[[Category:US state]]

Revision as of 22:45, May 4, 2007

File:Arizona State Flag.gif
The state flag of Arizona.

Arizona, the forty-eighth state to enter into the union, is also known as the Grand Canyon State. Its capital and largest city is Phoenix.

Geography & Population

  • Total Land Area: 113,635 square miles
  • Highest Elevation: 12,633 ft (Humphreys Peak)
  • Population (in 2005): 5,939,292
  • Most populated cities in Arizona:
Phoenix, Population: 1,321,045
Tucson, Population: 486,699
Mesa, Population: 396,375
Glendale, Population: 218,812
Scottsdale, Population: 202,705 [1]

Arizona has a large population of people of Native American descent. The Indian tribes who inhabited the land that is now Arizona include the Apache, Navajo, Mojave and Yavapai. [2]

Notable Arizonans

  • Barry Goldwater (Politician)
  • Michelle Branch (Musician)
  • John McCain (United States Senator and Vietnam War Veteran)
  • Gin Blossoms (Pop Rock Group)
  • Alice Cooper (Rock Star)

References