- 1. Eden Prairie, MN: Population 64,000, Unemployment 5.1%
- 2. Bellevue, WA: Population: 124,000, Unemployment: 5.8%
- 3. McKinney, TX: Population 125,000, Unemployment: 7.8%
- 4. Fort Collins, CO: Population 141,000, Unemployment: 7.4%
- 5. Overland Park, KS: Population 175,000, Unemployment: 5.3%
- 6. Fishers, IN: Population 69,000, Unemployment: 6.2%
- 7. Ames, IA: Population 60,000, Unemployment: 4.3%
- 8. Rogers, AR: Population 57,000, Unemployment: 5.8%
- 9. Highland Ranch, CO: Population 98,000, Unemployment: 5.5%
- 10. Woodbury, MN: Population 57,000, Unemployment: 5.9%
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Arizona covers 114,006 square miles and has a population of 5,130,632 people. Arizona's capital is Phoenix, which has a population of 1,321,045. Other important cities are Tucson (pop. 486,699), Mesa (pop. 396,375), Scottsdale (pop. 202,705), Glendale (pop. 218,812), Yuma (pop. 77,515), Chandler(pop. 176,581), Gilbert (pop. 109,697), Casas Adobes (pop. 54,011), and Flagstaff (pop. 52,894).
Arizona was admitted to the Union on February 14, 1912 as the 48th state. The state flower is the "Saguaro Cactus Blossom" and it's nickname is "The Grand Canyon State". Arizona's economy is broken into two categories; agriculture and industry. Cattle, cotton, dairy products, lettuce, nursery stock and hay provide for the agricultural side. While copper and other mining, electric equipment, transportation equipment, machinery, printing and publishing, food processing, electronics and tourism provide for the industrial side.
Arizona covers 114,006 square miles and has a population of 5,130,632 people. Arizona's capital is Phoenix, which has a population of 1,321,045. Other important cities are Tucson (pop. 486,699), Mesa (pop. 396,375), Scottsdale (pop. 202,705), Glendale (pop. 218,812), Yuma (pop. 77,515), Chandler(pop. 176,581), Gilbert (pop. 109,697), Casas Adobes (pop. 54,011), and Flagstaff (pop. 52,894).
Arizona was admitted to the Union on February 14, 1912 as the 48th state. The state flower is the "Saguaro Cactus Blossom" and it's nickname is "The Grand Canyon State". Arizona's economy is broken into two categories; agriculture and industry. Cattle, cotton, dairy products, lettuce, nursery stock and hay provide for the agricultural side. While copper and other mining, electric equipment, transportation equipment, machinery, printing and publishing, food processing, electronics and tourism provide for the industrial side.
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