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HOME INTRO SYMBOLS ALMANAC GEOGRAPHY STATE MAPS PEOPLE FORUM ... WEBMASTER The Geography of Arizona Click here for a few definitions. Longitude / Latitude Longitude: 109° 3' W to 114° 50' W Latitude: 31° 20' N to 37° N Length x Width Arizona is about 400 miles long and about 310 miles wide. Geographic Center The geographic center of Arizona is located in Yavapai County, 55 miles ESE of Prescott. Borders Arizona is bordered by Utah to the north. In the south, Arizona shares an international border with Mexico. On the east is New Mexico and on the west is Nevada and California Total Area Arizona covers 114,006 square miles, making it the sixth largest of the 50 states Land Area 113,642 square miles of Arizona are land areas. Water Area Only 364 square miles of Arizona are covered by water making Arizona a pretty dry state and just a little wetter than New Mexico and Wyoming Highest Point The highest point in Arizona is Humphreys Peak , northwest of Flagstaff, at 12,633 feet above sea level. Lowest Point The lowest point in Arizona is the Colorado River , only 70 feet above sea level.

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7. Janice Monk: Adjunct Professor Arizona Geography and Executive Director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women AdjunctProfessor of Geography (core faculty member 20045), University of Arizona. http://geog.arizona.edu/~web/monk.html

Janice J. Monk Research Social Scientist (research professor) and Executive Director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women: Adjunct Professor of Geography (core faculty member 2004-5), University of Arizona I am the Executive Director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women in the Women’s Studies Department of the University of Arizona, USA (until summer 2004). SIROW conducts interdisciplinary, inter-institutional research, professional development, and outreach programs. I keep up my ties in academic geography in the US and internationally, particularly in Spain and in my native Australia. For example, I recently completed a term as the 2001-2002 President of the Association of American Geographers , and I am active in the International Geographical Union Commission on Gender and Geography. I have also been advisor to several U of A Geography graduate students. I can be reached at jmonk@u.arizona.edu SIROW, Women's Studies Department, Communication Building, The University of Arizona, PO Box 210025, Tucson, Arizona 85721-0025, USA. In academic year 2004-5 I will be based in the Department of Geography and Regional Development, and teaching a graduate class.

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Janice J. Monk Executive Director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women, Adjunct Professor of Geography, University of Arizona I am the Executive Director of the Southwest Institute for Research on Women in the Women’s Studies Department of the University of Arizona, USA. SIROW conducts interdisciplinary, inter-institutional research, professional development, and outreach programs. I keep up my ties in academic geography in the US and internationally, and particularly in my native Australia. For example, I recently completed a term as the 2001-2002 President of the Association of American Geographers , and I am active in the International Geographical Union Commission on Gender and Geography. I have also advised several U of A Geography graduate students. I can be reached at j mailto:monk@geog.arizona.edu SIROW, Women's Studies Department, Communication Building, The University of Arizona, PO Box 210025, Tucson, Arizona 85721-0025, USA. Education BA, 1957, University of Sydney, Australia AM, 1963, University of Illinois

10. Arizona Geography Lesson Plans - Main How Do Arizona s Rivers and Streams Flow? Learning about Arizona s Waterways,4 7, Students are often confused by terms associated with waterways. http://alliance.la.asu.edu/azga/lp_main.php3

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11. Arizona: Geography Lesson Plans Front page Lesson Plans Social Studies Geography Arizona ArizonaSubmitted by Terrie Von Holdt Grade level Objective To http://www.teachnet.com/lesson/socstudies/geography/arizona.html

Front page Lesson Plans Social Studies Geography Arizona Arizona Submitted by: Terrie Von Holdt Grade level: Objective: To make Indian pottery Resources: paper and crayons Teacher Preparation: trace a pottery bowl on construction paper. Procedure: Students color and make design on the bowl. Use eath colors. Cut out and display. They can be made big or small/ Variations/Options: When reading about Arizona Indians itmake a fun art activity Real World Usage: Instead of paper you can make bowl out of paper mache and paint Front Page Lesson Plans Power Tools Sharing ... Help

12. Arizona Geography - Tucson Arizona Climate History Information Tucson Geography. Located 63 miles north of Mexico and 115 miles south of Phoenix,Tucson is the county seat of Pima County, one of Arizona s four original http://www.thepepper.com/info_geography.html

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13. Homeschool Geography Projects arizona geography BEE NEWS In 2002, Troy Schilperoort, Heritage ChristianHome School, Prescott came in 3rd Place in the Arizona Geographic Bee. http://www.myschoolonline.com/site/0,1876,9865-148125-9-6651,00.html

Home Page Calendar Fall Classes 2003 About Homeschoolers Geography Links ... Nominate this site for the Showcase Homeschool Geography Projects Arizona Homeschool Geography Projects Welcome to Arizona Homeschool Geography Projects! Feel free to browse this site and have fun doing: The Copper Kid Rattlesnakes That's Cool! You can click on the yellow boxes below to go directly to these pages. "The Copper Kid" is an short activity that will introduce students to our copper towns. "Rattlesnakes" is an email activity where students will send me sentences about rattlesnakes, and we learn from each other. "That's Cool" is a K-3 activity to be used with a globe or map and will help students find the location of COOL places around the world. I have enlarged the font size for the younger grades. Geography Greetings from Mrs. Patricia Sepp Teacher-Consultant, Arizona Geographic Alliance Home Educator Young Scholars Home School Email me! Homeschool Geography Projects ARIZONA PROJECTS The "Copper Kid" Rattlesnakes! About Homeschoolers That's Cool! Welcome to our new geography project for this year! You will have fun: learning more about Arizona (and other places) practicing your computer/internet skills sharing geography stories with other Arizona homeschoolers Thank you to all the homeschooling families that participated in the geography classes this past year! It was a blast to share geography with all of you!! Fall Geography Classes will be held in central Phoenix, Glendale, Suprise, and New River. (Note: CCV Geography Classes at the Foothills Library are now full). If you are interested in more information, contact me.

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Encyclopedia Arizona Geography Northern Arizona lies on the Colorado Plateau , an area of dry plains more than 4,000 ft (1,220 m) high, with deep canyons, including the famous Grand Canyon carved by the Colorado River. Along the Little Colorado River, which runs northwest through the plateau to join the Colorado, are the Painted Desert , where erosion has left colorful layers of sediment exposed, and the Petrified Forest National Park , one of the world's most extensive areas of petrified wood. South of the Grand Canyon are the San Francisco Peaks , including Humphreys Peak, the highest point (12,655 ft/3,857 m) in the state. The southern edge of the Colorado Plateau is marked by an escarpment called Mogollon Rim. The southern half of the state has desert basins broken up by mountains with rocky peaks and extending NW to SE across central Arizona. To the south, the Gila River, a major tributary of the Colorado, flows west across the entire state. This area has desert plains separated by mountain chains running north and south; in the west the plains fall to the relatively low altitude of c.140 ft (43 m) in the region around Yuma Although some mountain peaks receive an annual rainfall of more than 30 in. (76 cm), precipitation in most of the state is low, and much of Arizona's history has been shaped by the inadequate water supply. Since the early 20th cent., massive irrigation projects have been built in Arizona's valleys. Roosevelt, Horse Mesa, Mormon Flat, and Stewart Mountain dams, with reservoirs and storage lakes, irrigate the

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20. Geography - Merriam-Webster's Atlas On February 27, 1917, just five years after attaining statehood, Arizonaadopted its state flag. Arizona. Official name State of Arizona. http://www.merriam-webster.com/cgi-bin/nytmaps.pl?arizona

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