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MILES
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Albers equal area projection
LakePowell
Little
Colorado
River
VerdeR
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SaltTheodore RooseveltLake
GilaRiver
Col
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River
Virgin
River
LakeMead
San CarlosReservoir
SanPedro
River
LakeMohave
LakeHavasu
River
GilaRiver
Benson
Bisbee
Clifton
Cottonwood
Douglas
Eloy
FlorenceGila Bend
Globe
Holbrook
Kingman
Nogales
Page
Parker
Safford
St Johns
Show Low
Superior
Tombstone
Wickenburg
Willcox
WilliamsWinslow
Window Rock
Miami
Payson
Sedona
Chinle
Lukeville
Ajo
Alpine
Ash Fork
Grand Canyon
Kayenta
Polacca
Peach Springs
Colorado City
Tuba City
Camp VerdeSnowflake
Eagar
Quartzite
San Luis
Buckeye
SellsGreen Valley
Marana
BullheadCity
Flagstaff
Lake Havasu City Prescott
Sierra Vista
Yuma
Oro Valley
Casa Grande
Chandler
GlendaleMesa
ScottsdaleTempe
Tucson
Phoenix
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17
15
8
10
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Gulf ofCali fornia
G
ila Bend Mts
Galiuro M
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Painted Desert
BlackMesa
M ogol lon Rim
Mon
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Valle
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Chuska M
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CoconinoPlateau
ShivwitsPlateau
Kaibab Plateau
GRAND CANYON
Humphreys Pk
Baldy Peak
Mt Graham
Chiricahua Pk
Mt Wrightson
Hualapai Pk
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10720
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9453
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POPULATED PLACES
TRANSPORTATION
PHYSICAL FEATURES
1,000,000 and over
100,000 – 499,999
25,000 – 99,999
24,999 and less
State capital
Urban areas
Interstate; limited access highway
Other principal highway
Railroad
126339453
Streams: perennial; intermittentLakes
Highest elevation in state (feet)Other elevations (feet)
The lowest elevation in Arizona is 70 feetabove sea level (Colorado River).
TempePhoenix
Phoenix
FlagstaffWinslow
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