 Discover Mesa, Arizona
Mesa is the third biggest city in Arizona. It is in fact a suburb of Phoenix, and is located 20 miles (32 km) to the east of the city. Mesa covers 133 sq mi (324 sq km). It has a population of 465,000 (2011 estimate).
Guide to Mesa AZ Hotels
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Downtown Mesa, Arizona
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The land around Mesa was traditionally the homeland of the Hohokam tribe of Native Americans. They are noted for having built a canal system that is regarde as the largest and most sophisticated in the New World. The Hohokam people had long disappeared before the first white settler moved in.
Mesa City was established on 17 July, 1878. It started as a 1-square-mile town. When Mesa City was incorporated in 1883, it had a population of 300 people. Until as late as the 1960's, agriculture was the main occupation of the people of Mesa. This eventually was replaced as Mesa became urbanized by the grown of the metropolitan area of Phoenix.
Mesa Riverview Shopping Center
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Visiting Mesa, Arizona
By Plane
If you're coming by plane, then you should land at the Phoenix Harbor Sky International Airport (PHX), the largest and busiest airport in Arizona.
By Road
Take the Red Mountain Freeway (Arizona State Route 202) or the Superstition Freeway (U.S. Route 60)
Business in Mesa
Arizona's third largest city enjoys a truely dynamic business environment with Mesa office space being the preferred choice for retail, wholesale and manfacturing companies as well as a variety of other industries.
Mesa City Hall
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Accommodation in Mesa
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Places of Interest in Mesa, Arizona
- Arizona Museum for Youth
Renowned fine arts museum for children.
- Arizona Museum of Natural History
Museum housing cultural and natural history artifacts.
- Commemorative Air Force Museum
Museum showcasing the great war planes of World War II.
- Mesa Arts Center
Largest art center in Arizona, housed in a complex of purpose-built structures.
- Mesa Historical Museum
Small museum explaining the different stages of Mesa's history.
- Mesa Mormon Temple
Third largest Mormon temple outside of Salt Lake City.
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