Arizona gets its name from all the way back in the "Wild West" in the 1800s. Back then, before copper was extensively mined, silver was the main project for miners everywhere. But Arizona got its name from a major mining project near tombstone. Some say that it was named after a place called "Arissona," but it was really names after "Arizonac." Arizonac means "little spring." Funny for Arizona, right? But its true.
Arizona got its name back in the 1800s.
yes Arizona is the real name of Arizona and the nickname is The Grand Canyon State =)
The name for the Arizona State insurers is the Arizona Department of Insurance. Also known as the ADI, The Arizona Department of Insurance is the name for Arizona insurers.
who was arizona state named for
Arizona Deserts:SonoranChihuahuanMojaveColorado Plateau
Out of all fifty states, only Arizona contains a Z. And the only letter not present in any State name is Q.
becaus arizona is so hot
There is no such office in the Arizona Government.
There are no tsunamis in Arizona
The Arizona Ridge-nosed Rattlesnake.
The name of the cactus species native to Arizona is the Saguaro cactus.
The Arizona Wildcats got that name because in 1914 the L.A. Times commented that the Arizona football team "showed the fight of wildcats." After that, the name just kind of stuck!
Arizona's official name is "The State of Arizona." It was admitted to the United States as the 48th state on February 14, 1912. The name "Arizona" is derived from a Spanish interpretation of the O'odham word "ali sonak," which means "small spring."