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Bullhead City is located in Arizona's west-central Mohave County, on the east bank of the Colorado River near the juncture of Arizona, California and Nevada. It is the sister city to the popular gaming community of Laughlin, Nevada. Bullhead City is a rapidly growing community nestled along the beautiful blue waters of the Colorado River, with great fishing and boating.
If you have not seen the area in recent years, prepare for a shock! 1,000's of new affordable homes have been built, primarily for the babyboomers and snowbirds about to retire and looking for a great place to live.
Arizona Route 68 begins in Bullhead City and ends near Kingman, connecting into US Highway 93.
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| Katherine's Landing |
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Katherine's Landing takes it name from the old Katherine Mine that is located north east of the current Marina.Katherine's Landing offers fishing for Rainbow Trout, Largemouth Bass, Striped Bass, crappie, and sunfish. There are also channel catfish and carp. Access to Katherine's Landing is paved.
Facilities for public use are located at Katherine's Landing, in Arizona near Davis Dam. Lake Mohave has 237 miles of freshwater shoreline that can be enjoyed year 'round as days are almost always sunny.
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The terrain surrounding the lake varies from sheer cliffs of multicolored rocks to sandy beaches and secluded coves. |
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Heading up the long grade from Bullhead City on Route 68 toward Kingman, many a motorist has wished they had turned of the air-conditioner in the car on a hot-summer day. The 12 mile grade is a challenge not to be taken lightly. Do yourself a favor and turn off the air conditioner to keep the engine from heating up.
Enjoy the beauty of the mountains and be sure to look for thumb rock on your right about half way to the top. When you reach Union Pass, the view will quickly turn to the broad valley that contains the community of Golden Valley.
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| Golden Valley |
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The high, broad, desert valley with moderate tempatures in the winter has long been known as an area of modest manaufactured homes for retirees. Soon there will be a master-planned community that blends modern convenience and contemporary design with a traditional flair and old fashioned neighborliness.
Situated on nearly 6000 acres in northwest Arizona’s Golden Valley it will have parks, walking trails, recreation centers, and natural open spaces where residents can meet, live, and play. At completion, it will be a small city, with 30,000 homes.
The breathtaking beauty of the Golden Valley high desert location creates a sense of wonder and reflection. A feeling of the old west that so many of us know.
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As you approach the east side of the valley and the road joins Arizona Route 93 and begins it's accent to Coyote Pass. Enjoy the broad panorama that lies before you. |
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| Kingman |
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Topping the pass, Kingman and surrounding ares will come into view. Notice the mountains across the valley where pine trees give a green touch to the beauty. Haulapai Mountain Park is located there.
On the right as you come down into Kingman is an area of rock formation and mesas. You will want to have your camera ready.
Kingman is an affordable community, located in the midst of breathtaking natural beauty with the sunbelt lifestyle. Kingman's elevation, at 3,336 feet, provides an ideal southwestern climate -- neither too hot nor too cold! Our dry climate is pollen-free, to add to its healthy attributes.
Kingman is a city located in Mohave County in Northwestern Arizona. As of the 2000 census, the city had a total population of 20,069 and nearby communities bring the total population to around 40,000.
Whatever you need for your travel, Kingman has it. Lots of motels, and very wide variety of restaurants, and place to see and enjoy.
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 All About Kingman |
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Kingman Murals |
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Kingman Sunrises and Sunsets |
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Kingman Historic District |
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Kingman's Finest Neighborhoods |
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Things to Do In Kingman Arizona |
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