Sitemap to all pages covering the state of Arizona. Photographic contributions by Alex Nitzman, Andy Field, Brent Ivy and Kevin Trinkle. Many thanks to Joe Lockhart, Casey Cooper, Tyson Hugie, Thomas Gunther, David Wilson, Kenyon Schuett, Mike Ballard and Steve Hanudel for assisting with the phototaking and driving throughout the Grand Canyon State!
Photo Guides
City / Area Guides
Interstates
Interstates- Interstate 8
- Interstate 10
- Interstate 15
- Interstate 17
- Interstate 19
- Interstate 40
- Business Loop I-8 – Gila Bend
- Business Loop I-8 – Yuma
- Business Loop I-10 – Benson
- Business Loop I-10 – Quartzsite
- Business Loop I-10 – Willcox
- Business Loop I-19 – Nogales
- Business Loop I-40 – Ash Fork
- Business Loop I-40 – Flagstaff
- Business Loop I-40 – Holbrook
- Business Loop I-40 – Joseph CIty
- Business Loop I-40 – Seligman
- Business Loop I-40 – Williams
- Business Loop I-40 – Winslow
- Business Spur I-40 – Winslow
Interstate 8
Interstate 10
Interstate 15
Interstate 17
Interstate 19
Interstate 40
Business Loop I-8 – Gila Bend
Business Loop I-10 – Benson
Business Loop I-19 – Nogales
Business Loop I-40 – Ash Fork U.S. Highways
U.S. Highways
U.S. 64 
Historic U.S. 66
U.S. 70
U.S. 89
U.S. 89A
U.S. 93
U.S. 95
U.S. 160
U.S. 163
U.S. 180
U.S. 191 State Routes 24-99
State Routes 24-99
SR 24
SR 51
SR 61
SR 64
SR 66
SR 67
SR 68
SR 71
SR 72
SR 73
SR 74
SR 75
SR 77
SR 78
SR 79
SR 80
SR 82
SR 83
SR 84
SR 85
SR 86
SR 87
SR 88 – Apache Trail
SR 89
SR 89A
SR 90
SR 92
SR 95
SR 96
SR 97
SR 98
SR 99 State Routes 101-564
Loop 101
SR 143
SR 169
SR 177
SR 181
SR 186 
SR 187
SR 188 
SR 189
Loop 202 
SR 210
SR 238
SR 260
SR 266
SR 286
SR 288
SR 289
Loop 303
SR 347
SR 366
SR 373
SR 386
SR 387
SR 389
SR 473
SR 564Other Roads
- Former Business Loop I-10 – Benson Highway
Historic U.S. 80- Historic U.S. 91
Historic U.S. 66 / Former Business Loop I-40 – Kingman - Former SR 50
Former SR 89T- Former SR 153
- Former SR 280
Kino Parkway / Cancelled Interstate 710 – Tucson- Northern Parkway
- Historical Maps of Arizona
Historic U.S. 80
Historic U.S. 91
Former SR 50
Former SR 89T
Former SR 153
Former SR 280
Kino Parkway / Cancelled Interstate 710 – Tucson
Population Statistics
| State Population | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7,151,502 | |||||
| Metropolitan Populations | |||||
| Phoenix – Mesa – Chandler | 4,845,832 | Tucson | 1,043,433 | Prescott Valley – Prescott | 236,209 |
| Lake Havasu City – Kingman | 213,267 | Yuma | 203,881 | Flagstaff | 145,101 |
| Top County Populations | |||||
| Maricopa | 4,420,568 | Pima | 1,043,433 | Pinal | 425,264 |
| Yavapai | 236,209 | Mohave | 213,267 | Yuma | 203,881 |
| Top City Populations | |||||
| Phoenix | 1,708,127 | Tucson | 553,571 | Mesa | 528,159 |
| Chandler | 265,398 | Scottsdale | 262,647 | Gilbert (town) | 257,658 |
| Glendale | 255,307 | Tempe | 200,402 | Peoria | 179,872 |
| Source: 2020 U.S. Census Data (metro populations and counties), 2020 U.S. Census Estimate (cities) | |||||
About Arizona
- Capital:
Phoenix - Nickname: Grand Canyon State
- Arizona is historically known for the five “C’s”:
- Cattle – ranching is a significant part of Arizona&apos:s agricultural industry
- Citrus – oranges, limes, lemons, and grapefruits are commonly grown in the warmer southern and central parts of the state
- Climate – abundant sunshine makes for moderate winters and hot summers
- Copper – significant mining commodity, especially in southeastern Arizona
- Cotton – this is another major crop of the Grand Canyon State
- Area: 113,998.30 square miles or 295,260 square kilometers, 6th largest
- Statehood: 48th state; admitted February 14, 1912
- Total Interstate Mileage: 1,168.64 miles
- Highest Point: Humphreys Peak (north of Flagstaff), 12,633 Feet above Sea Level
PhoenixMajor League Sports Franchises
- Arizona Cardinals (NFL)
- Arizona Diamondbacks (MLB)
- Arizona Coyotes (NHL)
- Phoenix Suns (NBA)
Major Motorsport Speedways
- Phoenix International Raceway
Updated April 28, 2022.