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Its area is 114,000 square miles (295,260 square kilometers) and its estimated population is 6,500,180 (2008). Its border with [[Utah]] on the north coincides with the 37th [[parallel of latitude]]; it shares with [[New Mexico ]] on the east the [[meridian (geography)|meridian]] of 109° W. The [[Mexico|Mexican]] state of [[Sonora]] is to its south. The [[Colorado River]] forms the boundary with [[California]] and part of [[Nevada]] on the west. | Its area is 114,000 square miles (295,260 square kilometers) and its estimated population is 6,500,180 (2008). Its border with [[Utah]] on the north coincides with the 37th [[parallel of latitude]]; it shares with [[New Mexico ]] on the east the [[meridian (geography)|meridian]] of 109° W. The [[Mexico|Mexican]] state of [[Sonora]] is to its south. The [[Colorado River]] forms the boundary with [[California]] and part of [[Nevada]] on the west. | ||
[[Phoenix (Arizona)|Phoenix]] is the state's capital. [[Tucson Arizona)|Tucson]], the second largest city of the state, is the seat of residence of [[Hayford Peirce]]. | [[Phoenix (Arizona)|Phoenix]] is the state's capital. [[Tucson (Arizona)|Tucson]], the second largest city of the state, is the seat of residence of [[Hayford Peirce]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:28, 30 June 2009
Arizona joined the United States of America as the 48th state on February 14, 1912. Its area is 114,000 square miles (295,260 square kilometers) and its estimated population is 6,500,180 (2008). Its border with Utah on the north coincides with the 37th parallel of latitude; it shares with New Mexico on the east the meridian of 109° W. The Mexican state of Sonora is to its south. The Colorado River forms the boundary with California and part of Nevada on the west.
Phoenix is the state's capital. Tucson, the second largest city of the state, is the seat of residence of Hayford Peirce.