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1. You've checked into your room at the Copper Queen Hotel and decide to visit Brewery Gulch for some libations. What city are you visiting?
2. You drive across this river on State Highway 79 near Florence which prior to the Gadsden Purchase of 1853 was the border between Mexico and U.S.. What river have you crossed?
3. This city's name is from a Pima Indian word meaning "black at the foot of", referring to the nearby Sentinel Mountains. One of its early European settlers was Father Eusebio Kino. Can you name the city?
4. You are in this city for "Helldorado Days" in October. What city are you visiting?
5. This city's name means garlic in Spanish and is roughly halfway between Tucson and Yuma. What city is this?
6. This city is located next door to Ft. Huachuca and was originally named for one of its early founders, Oliver Fry. What city is this?
7. You visit the Rex Allen Museum and then head south to the Chiricahua National Monument. What city have you been visiting?
8. One of the founders of this city was Jack Swilling, who revived the old HoHokam canals to bring water to local farms. What city are you visiting now?
9. You are heading along Interstate 10 and you pass a tall volcanic rock formation rising out of the flat desert. You stop and see a plaque which says this is the site of the westernmost skirmish of the Civil War. Where are you now?
10. You visit the Casa Grande National Monument, an eleven room dwelling built by the Hohokam Indians around 1300 A.D.. The surrounding area is irrigated land, mostly planted with cotton. What town are you visiting?
11. Just off of Interstate 17 you visit this small community that once was an important outpost for Indian fighter, General George Crook. Near a reliable river, this has been a rich agricultural area for many centuries. What city are you visiting?
12. You visit an art gallery where you purchase a painting of some of the beautiful red sandstone formations nearby. The "Cowboy Artists of America" call this city home. Where are you?
13. This city is located near the 35th parallel, at the base of the San Francisco Mountains. There are two natural springs nearby and stands of pine trees abound. What city is this?
14. This city in the White Mountains got its name from a winning hand in a card game. What city are you visiting now?
15. This city is the county seat of Mohave County and may have once been named Shenfield Railroad Camp. Clark Gable and Carole Lombard were married here. What city are you visiting?
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