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State of Arizona Western Apache: XXXX Castilian: Estado de Arizona Cocopah: XXXX German: Republik Arizona Halchidhoma: XXXX Havasupai-Hualapai: XXXX Hopi: XXXX Maricopa: XXXX Mescalero-Chiricahua: XXXX Mojave: XXXX Navajo: Hoozdo Hahoodzo O'odham: Alĭ ṣonak Tewa: XXXX Ute: XXXX Yaqui: XXXX Yavapai: XXXX Yuma: XXXX Zuni: XXXX Anthem:  Location of Arizona in the United States Map of Arizona Capital and largest city Phoenix Government  -  Governor Manuel Serrano  -  President of the Senate Dylan T. Scott  -  Speaker of the House Daniel A. McGowan  -  Chief Justice Scott Bales Legislature Legislature  -  Upper house Senate  -  Lower house House of Representatives Federal representation  -  Senate seats 3  -  House seats 46 (9.77%) History of Arizona  -  Admitted into the Aegean Federation February 24, 1463   -  Independence from Aegean Federation July 4, 1476   -  First constitution August 3, 1476   -  Confederation with the United States March 1, 1481   -  Current constitution February 14, 1612  Area  -  Total 295,234 km² 113,990 mi²  -  Water (%) 0.32 Elevation  -  Highest point San Francisco Mountain 3,851.8 m (12,637 ft)  -  Mean 1,936.9 m (6,355 ft)  -  Lowest point Colorado River 22 m (72 ft) Population  -  1710 census 6,552,255  -  Density 22.19 / km² (57.47 / mi²) GDP (PPP) 1712 estimate  -  Total $261.304 × 10⁹  -  Per capita $39,880 GDP (nominal) 1712 estimate  -  Total US$ 261.304 × 10⁹  -  Per capita US$ 39,880 Gini (1710)  31.7 medium HDI (1712) ▲ 0.865 very high QLI (1713) ▲ 7.911 high IEF (1713) ▲ 79.4 Mostly Free Currency United States Credit (US$) (USC) Time zone Arizona Time (UTC–7)  -  Summer (DST) Not observed (UTC–7) Drives on the right Calling code +1 Area codes +1 (NANPA) 602 / 623 / 480 520 / 928 Postal code 85000 – 85399 85500 – 85799 86000 – 86099 86300 – 86599 Interlink TLD *.az.us *.arizona.us *.arizona.gov *.arizona.mil *.arizona.edu *.arizona a. ↑ Officially, the Arizona dialect of Aegean. b. ↑ Officially, the Arizonan Castilian dialect of Castilian. c. ↑ The current Constitution, adopted as a replacement of the 1476 Constitution, was ratified by the People of Arizona on December 4, 1611, and went into effect on February 14, 1612. d. ↑ Part of the North Aegea-wide North Aegean Numbering Plan (international calling code, 1), encompassing Canada, United States, Confederate States, Caribbean Community, and the Lesser Antilles Federation. e. ↑ Arizona State Government-use only.

Symbols of Arizona Flag of Arizona Seal of Arizona Animal and Plant insignia Amphibian Arizona tree frog Bird(s) Cactus wren Butterfly Two-tailed Swallowtail Fish Apache trout Flower(s) Saguaro Cactus blossom Mammal(s) Ring-tailed cat Reptile Arizona ridge-nosed rattlesnake Tree Palo verde Inanimate insignia Colors                     Fossil Petrified wood Gemstone Turquoise Mineral Fire agate Rock Petrified wood Ship(s) USS Arizona Slogan(s) In Splendid Sunshine Dressed Soil Casa Grande Song(s) "Arizona March Song" Route marker(s) size=125px Arizona Route Marker Lists of United States state symbols