Most of Arizona's compelling natural attractions are in its northern reaches, but the
southern
half of the state holds ninety percent of its people, all its significant cities and several important historic sites. Apart from a couple of Spanish missions, the bulk of what there is to see is frontier Americana, especially in
Tombstone
, in the southeast corner.
Phoenix
, the state capital, is huge, sprawling and dull;
Tucson
makes a better base for visiting this part of the world and for trips south of the border into Mexico.
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