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Established:  1881

Incorporated:  1928

Elevation:  6,905 feet

Population:  52,894 residents in 2000

                     45,900 residents in 2005

Hottest month:  July (82 F degrees average high temperature)

Coldest month:  January (15 F degrees average low temperature)

Weather:  Abrupt changes... Read more >>

Flagstaff is the county seat of Coconino County, the second largest in the United States.  The city sits at the base of an ancient volcano, San Francisco Peaks.  The mountain rises 12,670 feet and is Arizona’s highest point.  The peaks are sacred to Indians in the region because they are considered to be home to the Hopi kachinas or “ancestor gods”.  The Peaks are also one of the 4 sacred mountains of the Navajo.

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• Grand Canyon National Park (South Rim)
• Grand Canyon National Park (North Rim)
• Meteor Crater
• Coconino National Forest
• Sunset Canyon Volcano
• Walnut Canyon National Monument
• Lowell Observatory
• Museum of Northern Arizona
• Northern Arizona University
• San Francisco Peaks