Destination Arizona
Your one-stop informational resource
Are you considering a move to Arizona? Relocating your business to Arizona?
Or just interested in the Grand Canyon State?
This section will answer many of your questions regarding the life science industry in
Arizona, the state's economy, tax structure and cost of living, education,
transportation, climate, recreational opportunities, history and more.
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Suggested Reading List
The Grand Canyon State, the Copper State, a spectacular land of canyons and
mesas, deserts and forests, juxtaposed with vibrant cities and a fascinating blend of cultures;
this is Arizona, poised to build upon its rich legacy with an even brighter future.
Industry Snapshot
Arizona is becoming a growing force in the biotechnology and life science
industry. The Grand Canyon State offers a range of resources from organizations, universities,
and companies to foster the state’s bioscience growth.
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Economy/Cost of Living
With over 6,166,318 people, Arizona ranks 16th in population among the United States. The
largest cities in the Grand Canyon State are Phoenix, with over 1.4 million, Tucson, with over
515,000, and Mesa, with over 440,000.
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Education
Arizona provides a wealth of higher education institutions. Several state universities are
available, including the University of Arizona (UA) at Tucson.
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Recreation & Entertainment
Arizona contains an incredible range of attractions and pursuits within its borders, whether
urban, cultural, or outdoor. From vast canyons to snowy peaks, ancient traditions to modern
symphonies, there are countless attractions worth exploring.
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Transportation
Arizona’s location in the southwestern U.S. places it in close proximity to California and the
country of Mexico. Many transportation options exist within the Grand Canyon State.
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Geography & Climate
Arizona is located in the Southwestern region of the United States and ranks as the 6h largest
state in total area by covering 114,006 square miles.
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History
Arizona has been inhabited for at least 20,000 years. Later cultures included the Anasazi,
Hohokam, and Cochise peoples.
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Suggested Reading List
A list of select guides and reference books about Arizona.
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