Phoenix, the capital and largest city of the state of Arizona, on the Salt River, with a population of 984,000. (agglom.: approx. 2.1 million inhabitants). See allcitypopulation for latest population of Phoenix. Industrial, commercial and service center, including the manufacture of electronic equipment, foodstuffs, chemicals and agricultural machinery and the aircraft and aerospace industry. The city is… Read More »
According to Abbreviation Finder, Arizona is one of the states of the United States. The dry and sometimes very rugged landscape of Arizona is found in the southwestern US, bordering Utah, Collorado, Nevada, California, New Mexico, and the country of Mexico. The nicknames for Arizona are Grand Canyon State or Copper State. The Grand Canyon… Read More »
Indigenous peoples from Central America and South America, as well as from Mexico, had already traveled north to this land now called Arizona, some 25,000 BC. The legendary Apache and Navajo countries began arriving in Arizona in the 13th century, and somewhere between the 11th and 14th centuries, the Pueblo Indian culture built their mysterious… Read More »