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Phoenix Previews | 1.Squaw Peak | 2.Camelback Mountain | 3.Papago Park | 4.South Mountain | 5.Phoenix Downtown
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Phoenix: elev 1,300 ft wiki
2008 temperatures: +80 F (Feb 27) +89 F (Mar 26) +93 F (Apr 12) +98 F (Apr 14) +110 F (Jun 14) °F/°C
• First the Hohokam lived in the area and left after 1,000 years during the droughts of 1300-1450. Then New Spain was formed along Rio Salado (Salt River) until the Mexican-American war of 1848. On May 4, 1868 the name Phoenix was chosen - to mean "city born from the ruins of a former civilization".
• Commonly reaching temperatures over 100 F (starting already in May), even summer midnights can be at 100 F (from heat satured concrete and roads). Hiking is fun at local city mountains of Squaw Peak Mountain and Camelback Mountain. Average - 100 days over +100 F, 20 over +110 F.
Phoenix, Arizona photos follow
1. Squaw Peak
2. Camelback Mountain
3. Papago Park
4. South Mountain
5. Phoenix Downtown
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