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Arizona has a desert primarily due to its geography, climate, and elevation. The state is located in the rain shadow of the Sierra Nevada mountains, which limits moisture-laden air from reaching the region. Additionally, its high temperatures and low rainfall, particularly in areas like the Sonoran Desert, contribute to the arid conditions. These factors combine to create the desert landscapes characteristic of Arizona.

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