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Flagstaff, AZ
Overview
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Flagstaff is a city located in Coconino in the northern part of Arizona state. According to the 2004 Census, Flagstaff's population was estimated at 61,270. Flagstaff is commonly nicknamed the " City of Seven Wonders".
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Geography
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One of the highest U.S. cities, Flagstaff is 7000 feet above sea level and lies near the western side of the ponderosa pine forest and the southwestern boarder of the Colorado Plateau. The San Francisco peaks mountain range, the highest in Arizona, is located just north of Flagstaff.
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Climate
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Flagstaff's high altitude and low humidity provide very distinctive weather from season to season. The warmest month is July with daily highs averaging a comfortable 82 degrees F. January is the coldest month with daily temperatures averaging 43 degrees F for a high and 16 degrees F for a low. Average annual snowfall is 108.8 inches and August is the wettest month with an average of 2.89 inches of precipitation.
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Housing
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Flagstaff offers a wide variety of real estate opitons from luxury homes to condominiums to vacation property. According to the 2000 Census, the median house value was estimated at $161,000. Flagstaff real estate is a sure fit for your needs and lifestyle whether you are looking to relocate or purchase a vacation home.
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Things To Do
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Flagstaff in known as the cultural hub of Northern Arizona with the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, the Museum of Northern Arizona and the famous Lowell Observatory to just name a few favorites. Flagstaff also offers an array of outdoor activity. Camping, backpacking, hunting, fishing and of course, skiing, but the Grand Canyon is the still the top attraction. 283 days without precipitation per year Flagstaff residents can enjoy the year-round activities. Flagstaff is an abundant place to own real estate.
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Flagstaff Real Estate Links
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