Arizona
Arizona, a southwestern U. S. state, is best known for the Grand Canyon, the mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River. Flagstaff, a ponderosa pine–covered mountain town, is a major gateway to the Grand Canyon. Other natural sites include Saguaro National Park, protecting cactus-filled Sonoran Desert landscape. Tucson is University of Arizona territory and home to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
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Cassie Gannis
Adelina Garcia
American singer
Kandace Lindsey
Singer
Seth Ryan
American football player
Jody Miller
Cameron Clark
American professional basketball player
Chantel Osahor
Kelly Fleming
Buddy Rice
American former race car driver
Steve Colter
Halsey Royden
American mathematician
Richey Reneberg
American tennis player
Gus Greenbaum
John Tait
American football player
Daniel Bejarano
Basketball player
Rob Babcock
American basketball player
Kathy Greco
TV producer
Alex Barcello
American professional basketball player
Richard Lin
Violinist
Samuel Burke
Correspondent
Donna Hatch
Romance author
Rina Hirata
Japanese japanese idol
Chris McGaha
American football player
Jalen Jelks
American football player
Jake Bailey
American football punter
Liz Cohen
Performance artist
Graydon Parrish
Painter
Eldridge M. Moores
American geologist
Trung Canidate
American football player
Heather Farr
American professional golfer
Sydney Wiese
American professional basketball player
Derek Iversen
Screenwriter
Richard Ledezma
American soccer player
Sarah Dunn
American author
Hollywood Yates
American actor
Tom Forcade
American journalist
Bridget Shelton Bade
American lawyer and jurist
Sylvan Ganz
Banker
Allysa Seely
American athlete
Bernard Thompson
American basketball player
Michael Humphrey
American basketball player
Solly Hemus
American baseball manager
Rhonda Rajsich
Olympic athlete
Quetzal Guerrero
American singer
Chuggaaconroy
Catherine Miranda
American educator
Darrin Dorsey
American basketball player
