![]() STATE SEAL |
![]() |
![]() STATE FLAG |
![]() |
NICK NAME | Grand Canyons State | |
![]() |
CAPITAL CITY | Phoenix | |
![]() |
LARGEST CITY | Phoenix | |
![]() |
SECOND LARGEST CITY | Tuscon | |
![]() |
LARGEST COUNTY | Maricopa | |
![]() |
AREA | 114,006 sq. miles; 113,642 sq. miles land, 364 sq. miles water. (6th Largest state) | |
![]() |
HIGHEST ELEVATION | 12,633 ft., Humphreys Peak (Coconino County). | |
![]() |
LOWEST POINT | 70 ft., along the Colorado River (Yuma County). | |
![]() |
ABBREVIATION | AZ (postal); Ariz. (traditional) | |
![]() |
AREA CODE(S) | 480, 602, 623 | |
![]() |
TIME ZONE | Mountain Standard Time | |
![]() |
PART OF REGION | Mountain; Southwest; Far West | |
![]() |
ADMISSION DATE | February 14, 1912 (48th State) | |
![]() |
LOCATION | In the Southwestern United States, bordering California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Mexico. | |
![]() |
NAME ORIGIN | From teh Pima or Papago Indian word arizonac, which may mean "place of small springs." | |
![]() |
STATE BIRD | Cactus Wren (Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus) | |
![]() |
STATE FISH | ||
![]() |
STATE FLOWER | Blossom of the Saguaro Cactus (Carnegiea gigantea) | |
![]() |
STATE MINERAL | ||
![]() |
STATE SONG | "Arizona March Song" and "Arizona" | |
![]() |
STATE SPORT | ||
![]() |
STATE STONE | Turquoise | |
![]() |
STATE TREE | Paloverde (Cercidium Floridum) | |
![]() |
STATE MOTTO | Ditat Deus (Latin: "God Enriches") |