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Fun facts about Arizona

Let your nanny know that Arizona is full of natural beauty, media accolades and the world’s largest Wurlitzer pipe organ. But don’t let your nanny refuse a stranger a glass of water – an illegal act in this state! Arizona has more parks and National Monuments than any other continental state. Not to mention, more mountains than Switzerland and more golf courses than Scotland! Now you don’t have to travel abroad to hit that perfect hole in one! Phoenix is the largest city with over 13 million people visiting yearly. Tell your nanny to look around the beautiful state of Arizona and he/she will find the most interesting places to visit. For instance, Old Oraibi (located near Tuba City) is considered the oldest settlement in North America – dating back to 1100 A.D. Located on the Navajo Reservation on Lake Powell is Rainbow Bridge is the world’s largest natural bridge. Arizona has received much media praise, including being named “Most Livable City” (for Scottsdale) in 1993 by the U.S. Conference of Mayors; third best place to live by Money Magazine in 2003 and the “Most Beautiful Place in America!” (city of Sedona) by USA Weekend’s Annual Travel Guide. For the women of the world, look no further than Arizona for a successful role model. Arizona is the hometown of Sandra Day O’Connor, the first woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court. Other fun facts your nanny will enjoy about Arizona are: the first interstate in the U.S. to be signed in metric measurements is Interstate 19, which extends from Tucson to Nogales. The Organ Stop Pizza in Mesa houses the world’s largest Wurlitzer pipe organ. And a trip to the State Capitol building is a lesson in saving your pennies. Arizone leads the nation in copper production and the roof of the Capitol building equals 4,800,000 pennies.