Which much of the province situated within the Sonoran Desert, the Colorado River, the province's only significant source of water, defines the western boundary of Maricopa. It borders Mohave and Flagstaff to the north, Cornerstone to the east, Sonora and Imperial to the south, and the Inland Empire to the west.
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| - Η ονομασία " " σχετίζεται ετυμολογικά με την λέξη "[[ ]]".
- Maricopa é uma Província da Talossa. Categoria:Províncias
- Which much of the province situated within the Sonoran Desert, the Colorado River, the province's only significant source of water, defines the western boundary of Maricopa. It borders Mohave and Flagstaff to the north, Cornerstone to the east, Sonora and Imperial to the south, and the Inland Empire to the west.
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| Legislature
| - Maricopa Provincial Legislature
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| Nickname
| - (The Valley Province, The Valley of the Sun)
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| Southwest
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| Lowerhouse
| - Maricopa House of Deputies
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| Northwest
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| Upperhouse
| - Maricopa House of Councilors
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| - near Maricopa-Imperial border
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- Ricardio Sanchez
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| - Η ονομασία " " σχετίζεται ετυμολογικά με την λέξη "[[ ]]".
- Maricopa é uma Província da Talossa. Categoria:Províncias
- Which much of the province situated within the Sonoran Desert, the Colorado River, the province's only significant source of water, defines the western boundary of Maricopa. It borders Mohave and Flagstaff to the north, Cornerstone to the east, Sonora and Imperial to the south, and the Inland Empire to the west. Named after the local Maricopa people, Maricopa was originally inhabited by paleo-Indians in the Salt River Valley from 7000 to 6000 BC. Other nomadic tribes continued to move in and out of the area until 1000 BC when the Hohokam civilization emerged. The Hohokam built a complex irrigation system that supported agriculture and lasted until 1450 when they vanished for unknown reasons. By the time the Europeans arrived in the area at the beginning of the 16th century, the O'odham and the Sobaipuri tribes were inhabiting the province. The future cities of Tuscon and Phoenix were established by the Spanish but population remained sparse until Maricopa was transferred to the California Republic through the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo in the aftermath of the Mexican-American War. Maricopa was admitted as one of the 22 provinces of Sierra on November 28, 1858 when a new constitution created the present-day Kingdom. Maricopa was initially home to several mining communities that garnered the attraction of American and Brazorian settlers, particularly Confederate veterans and their families. Phoenix, the province's capital, grew from a small camp to a bustling town with an irrigation system similar to those of the ancient Hohokam within a matter of decades. In the 1880s, railroads made Maricopa much more accessible and transportation between the provinces more convenient, revolutionizing the local economy. Maricopa remained sparsely populated until after World War II, when the population grew three-fold and real estate became a driving force in the urban development of the province. By the 21st century, Maricopa has emerged as one of Sierra's fastest growing provinces, a significant economic hub in the Southern Corridor region, and a consistently conservative base.
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