What Arizona cities did Robert McCulloch found?
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Robert McCulloch founded Lake Havasu City in Arizona.
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Phoenix is, unfortunately, a great place to get creamed by a car.  Bikes get little respect on the roads.\n\nThe Arizona Canal itself and the system of Salt River Project canals run through Scottsdale all the way to Glendale, are worth a look.  It's a smooth trail (decomposed granite), but is NOT paved.  A road bike won't work, but it is nice for running and biking (with a mountain bike or crossover).\n\nThe trails are nice, and go for miles in every direction.  They cut through golf courses and other nice areas.
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Brownsville, Harlingen\nEgypt, Spain\nMiami, Fort Lauderdale\nMexico City, Denver\nTuscan, Budapest\nNevada, Tucson\nNome, Fairbanks\nChicago, New York City
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maracopa County, Arizona
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If you're looking to see if someone is or has been in prison in Arizona, look here:\n\nhttp://www.azcorrections.gov/ISearch.htm
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A LOT in the north scottsdale,az part! I think! thats where i live and the houses in dc ranch and silverleaf go for millions of dollars so you can probably get paid a lot!
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That was on Discovery Channel the other day.  They were not permitted to reveal the specific location, but I think they said it was in Arizona.
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He is actually a sheriff in Arizona where I currently reside. I would try  the maricopa county sheriff's office. In Phoenix Arizona.
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There is a city called Tempe in Arizona.
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Check out Craigslist.org I wouldn't move downtown. Try to stay anywhere in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley or North Phoenix. Stay North of Bell Rd. if you ask me. There is alot of nice places in the NW part of Phoenix by Arrowhead Lakes as well.
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Grand Canyon, Arizona, north of Flagstaff.  That's what it's called, although I'm unsure of whether it is an actual city.
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http://www.sedona.net/fdetat2/history.html\n\nthis should help
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http://www.azcorrections.gov/ISearch.htm\nThere's the link to the inmate database for Arizona's State facilities
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http://www.prairieghosts.com/hauntaz.html\n\nCheck it out, a listing of different haunted locations in Arizona. :O\n\nEnjoy,\n\n♥
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Also check out the " Four Peaks Amethyst Mine", its in Arizona. It will give you additional information which you are seeking.
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Check out Sahuarita, Arizona. It's just outside of Tucson (about 20 miles), population about 17,000, low criime, family oriented. They expect it to quadruple in size within the next 15 years. It's close enough to Tucson for culture (lots to do there) but doesn't have the crime. The weather is great. Yes, Arizona gets hot in the summer but you just stay inside during the hot part of the day. The evenings are wonderful, so people are out doing things with their families in the evenings. It's a higher altitude than Phoenix, so not quite as hot. The scenery is beautiful. The University of Arizona is in Tucson, plus Pima County Community College, so you have opportunities for your kids to go on to school close to home when they graduate. \n\nCheck it out. I think you might be impressed.
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Arizona.  There are open-pit mines all over the state.  These things are huge!  There's the Ray/Hayden complex north of Tucson, the Mission, San Xavier and Eisenhour pits south of Tucson and other places in the state.  Probably the most productive mine in the history of the US is the Bingham Canyon copper mine in Utah.