FACTS
Arizona is one of the most prominent states in the United States (USA). Here are some facts about it...
Arizona was not an independent state before 1912. It was initially a part of Mexico until the US conquered almost half of Mexico's territory following the Mexican-American War.
Phoenix is the state capital of Arizona and the fifth-largest city in the United States with a population of more than 1.75 million people.
The Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona is one of the most visited national parks in the United States. It has a number of iconic places to visit.
Arizona is nicknamed the "Copper State” as mining was a significant aspect of the state's economy in the nineteenth century due to vast copper reserves.
There are several opportunities to see animals in various parts of Arizona because it has a vast number of wildlife refugees and a protected wilderness.
Snowfall occurs in Arizona. Although it is usually under 5 inches of snow annually, Arizona still receives snowfall in significant parts.
Arizona boasts one of the best-preserved meteor craters in the world. It is believed that the Barringer Meteor Crater formed 50000 years ago.
Thanks for reading! These are some facts about the Arizona state.
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