Eagar Arizona

Eagar is in Eastern Arizona . It is in Apache County. The town sits on the edge of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest with the Little Colorado River flowing nearby. It is located on U.S. Highway 180, at the junction with U.S. Highway 60 and is 221 miles northeast of Phoenix. Eagar is the sister city to Springerville, located to its north. Both towns are in a mountain bowl called Round Valley.

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1. $165,000 : 390 W 6th Street, Eagar
   
   4 beds, 2 full baths

   Size: 1,768 sq ft

   Lot size: 24,000 sq ft
2. $150,500 : 422 W 3rd Avenue, Eagar
   
   3 beds, 2 full baths

   Size: 1,460 sq ft

   Lot size: 12,500 sq ft
3. $122,000 : 272 S Brown Street, Eagar
   
   2 beds, 1 full bath

   Size: 964 sq ft

   Lot size: 10,000 sq ft

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Eagar is the gateway to a White Mountain adventure. Many people have journeyed to this high county destination to enjoy it natural and cultural qualities, whether in search of outdoor fun or relaxation. Today Eagar’s population is 4,560. The town sits at an elevation of 7,114 feet. The climate is cool all year round with a winter low temperature of 21 degrees and a summer high temperature of 90 degrees. Eagar enjoys experiencing the four seasons. The tradition of ranching and trading are still very much alive in this town.

You will find several unique attractions in and around Eagar. Little House Museum is special place. The museum displays many treasures from the town’s past. There is terrific collection of music boxes and a rare Violina Virtuoso. The museum is only 7 miles east of Eagar on the X Diamond Ranch. Round Valley Ensphere is the only high school domed football stadium in the United States.

The Ensphere is a multi-use facility covering 120,000 square feet and reaching 104 feet high. The dome is available in the mornings for walks and tours can be scheduled. Casa Malpais Indian Ruins is an archaeological park. The ruins are from the Mogollon Indian Culture, including the Sinagua, Anasazi, Hohokam and Mogollon Indians.

One outstanding outdoor activity is a scenic drive. The Coronado Trail Scenic Byway travels between the towns of Morenci and Springerville, along U.S. Highway 180 or 191. Francisco Vasques de Coronado first used the trail in 1420, during his search of the Seven Cities of Cibola. The drive passes by gorgeous landscapes and through dangerous switchbacks. It is one drive you will want to make.

Events:
Annual Eagar Daze August

History:
The purpose for creating the town of Eagar was to combine all the settlements in the area and place it under the Union’s name. The community began in 1887 with John Thomas Eagar, his brothers Joel and William and the Robertson family. The name Eagarville was chosen to honor the three brothers who helped found the community. It wasn’t until the establishment of the post office, that the town of was created in 1888. By 1892, the name was shorted to Eagar.

Eagar was incorporated in 1948. Today, the town continues the strong tradition of ranching and trading. Tourism is a popular industry because of the town’s location, along the northeast slopes of the White Mountains.