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ARIZONA STRIP

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The Arizona Strip is the part of Arizona lying north of the Colorado River. The difficulty of crossing the Grand Canyon causes this region to have more physical and cultural connections with southern Utah and Nevada than with the rest of Arizona.


LOCATION

TBD


DESCRIPTION

2.8 million acres in the northwest part of Arizona.
There are no paved roads and no facilities on most of The Strip.


HISTORY

From a strictly geographic point of view, it would seem the Arizona Strip should be part of Utah. For a history and discussion of why it is not, click here.


FEATURES

Aravada Farm / Aravada Springs
Big Springs
BLM Admin Site
Bundyville School
Bundyville, Arizona
Clayholes
Diamond Butte
Dinner Pocket
Gentile School
Gold Butte National Monument
Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument
Grand Gulch Mine
Hay Rocks
Honeymoon Trail
Hurricane Fault / Hurricane Cliffs
Jump Up Cabin
Little Arizona
Mt. Trumbull, Arizona
Mt. Trumbull School
Nampaweap
Nay Ranch
Pipe Spring National Monument
Pipe Spring, Arizona
Tassi Ranch
Temple Trail
Unidentified Ranch
Whitney Pockets
Whitney Ranch
Wildcat Ranch
Wolf Hole


PHOTOS

TBD


REFERENCES

Wikipedia article on the Arizona Strip

Footprints on the Arizona Strip (With Accent on "Bundyville")
Book by Nellie Iverson Cox assisted by Helen Bundy Russell
1973, Second Edition 1982, Third Edition 1998

The Arizona Strip: A Harsh Land and Proud
Book by Nellie I. Cox
1982

History, Geology and Ranching on the Arizona Strip, North of the Colorado
Paper compiled by Phil Foremaster

Dixie-Arizona Strip Interpretive Association
345 East Riverside Drive
St. George, UT 84790
(435)688-3200
aparry@blm.gov