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Climate of Flagstaff, Arizona
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1998
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Description:"Flagstaff is majestically located on a plateau in the center of the largest stand of Ponderosa Pine in the United States, at the base of the San Francisco Peaks (Arizona's highest mountains - 12,633 feet). The plateau, with an average elevation of around. 7000 feet, is the southern edge of the Colorado plateau and curves from the Grand Canyon southeastward across mid-Arizona and then eastward into New Mexico. Flagstaff is the hub for north-south and east-west travel across northern Arizona, and is the 'gateway' to numerous recreational areas in Arizona, including the Grand Canyon"--Page 1.
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Content Notes:Mike Staudenmaier, Reginald Preston, Paul Sorenson.
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