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Ajo Arizona Homes

Ajo Arizona A Spanish mine was developed near Ajo in the 1750, called the “Old Bat Hole”. The mineshaft was on a sixty-degree angle and about every ten feet a layer of mesquite logs four feet long and three feet wide were placed to serve as rest stations for the men carrying the ore. The miners had rawhide buckets strapped to their backs... [Read more of this review]

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Phoenix Homes

Here are a few of the great deals on Arizona Homes. Take a look and if you see something you like, just give me a call. Showing properties 1 - 10 of 500+. See more city of Phoenix real estate. (all data current as of 2/9/2010) 41 E Biltmore Estate, Phoenix $12,500,000, 17,799... [Read more of this review]

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Yavapai–Yuma Profiles

Rounding up the end of the alphabet is the letter “Y”.  There are Arizona towns that begin with this letter.  Yuma is the largest town on the “Y” list.  This town has been steadily growing over the past years. Located along the Colorado River in the southwest corner of the state, Yuma is home to many families and retirees.  Great weather... [Read more of this review]

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Window Rock–Williams Profiles

Western charm can be found northwest of Phoenix, in the town of Wickenburg.  Situated at the crossing of U.S. Highway 60 and U.S. Highway 93, Wickenburg has become a great place to visit and live.  Residents and visitors enjoy the laid back western feel, along with the desert views and sunsets. Riding horseback and listening to real cowboy play a... [Read more of this review]

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Taylor–Tucson Profiles

Tucson and Tempe are the locations of two of the three universities in the state of Arizona.  Tucson has the University of Arizona and is home to the Wildcats of Arizona.  Tucson is located to the south of Phoenix, along Interstate 17.  It is situated at the base of the Santa Catalina Mountains and surrounded by the Saguaro National Parks to the... [Read more of this review]

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Safford-Sedona Profiles

Somehow the letter “S” has become the symbol for retirement in Arizona.  With towns named Sahuarita, Sun City, and Sun Lakes to name just a few, the letter “S” seems to be a great start for Arizona retirement living.  However, there are other Arizona towns that offer more than active retirement living, that start with the letter “S”. ... [Read more of this review]

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Red Rock-Rio Rico Profiles

Red Rock, Rio Rico and Rimrock are all small towns in Arizona.  If you get out a map, you will need to look hard to find these tiny Arizona towns.  Red Rock is south of Phoenix on Interstate 10, south of Picacho Peak. The town began as a cattle ranch.  Rico Rico is also in the southern part of the state.  It located near the Arizona-Mexico border,... [Read more of this review]

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Quartzite-Queen Creek Profiles

Some people find the town of Quartzsite to be “a bit quirky.”  But to those who make their annual winter visit or live in this far western Arizona town.  Quartzsite is the perfect balance of fun and relaxation. Quartzsite is located on Interstate 10, west of Phoenix and close to the California border.  This makes Quartzsite the ideal location... [Read more of this review]

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Page-Pima Profiles

The letter “P” list is packed full of Arizona towns.  Phoenix does top the list.  It is the capital of Arizona and the largest city in the state.  Phoenix is the first place to visit and one of the best places to live.  Its motto “Vision and values, cascading into the future,” is a true statement.  The motto reflects the city of Phoenix’s... [Read more of this review]

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Oatman-Oro Valley Profiles

Oatman is one Arizona town that uses its spunk to keep it going.  Located in northwestern Arizona on the Back Country Byway/Historic Route 66 heading east out of Kingman (from Interstate 40, just south of Kingman), Oatman is an old west mining town.  It is town that refuses to die.  Visitors will find shops, restaurants, and a local museum.  This... [Read more of this review]

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Navajo-Nogales Profiles

New River once was a small town that was considered to be too far from Phoenix to live.  However, today New River is a growing town that has good access to metropolitan Phoenix by way of Interstate 17. New River is nestled in a valley with mountains surrounding it.  Lots of people have found New River to be the best choice for country living, combined... [Read more of this review]

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Mammoth-Morenci Profiles

The “M” Arizona towns are relatively small towns, except for one.  Mesa is located on the eastern edge of the Valley of the Sun, along U.S. Highway 60.  It began as a small farming community with a Mormon influence.  Today, Mesa is one of the larger Arizona cities and is a magnet to families searching for a town that has it all.  Mesa has great... [Read more of this review]

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Lake Havasu-Litchfield Park Profiles

Litchfield Park is a master planned community, located in the fast growing western side of the Phoenix area.  The development offers residents a mix of retirement and family living. The views of the nearby mountain ranges, Estrella and the White Tanks, give Litchfield Park its beauty.  Lake Havasu has long been one of Arizona’s most popular destinations. ... [Read more of this review]

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Jerome-Joseph City Profiles

The town of Jerome has gone through some amazing times throughout its history.  Beginning as a mining town on the edge of Cleopatra Hill, the town bursting at its seams as copper poured out of the mountainside. After the mining closed down, Jerome still continues to live on.  Visitors to Jerome will see homes clinging to the hillside and hike steep... [Read more of this review]

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Havasupai-Hualapui Profiles

The Arizona Indian names of Havasupai and Hualapui are found on the list of Arizona “H” towns.  Havasupai is the name of the Indian Land found at the western end of the Grand Canyon.  The word is pronounced (have a soup pie).  Havasupai means “people of blue green water”.  Visitors to the Havasupai Indian Land will be dazzle by the gorgeous... [Read more of this review]

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