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followed along the Agua Fria and built sidings at Cherry Creek Siding (Dewey Post Office), and Val Verde, the site of a smelter built by the Val Verde
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2778:Potato Patch
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2728:Iron Springs
2688:Forbing Park
2663:Copperopolis
2653:Breezy Pines
2563:Cordes Lakes
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1557:Fort_Lowell
1547:Fort Apache
1524:Wintersburg
1484:Twin Arrows
1404:Queen Creek
1294:Joseph City
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2673:Crown King
2618:Williamson
2524:Wickenburg
2494:Camp Verde
2448:Cottonwood
2032:August 23,
1584:Cemeteries
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1504:Wickenburg
1479:Tumacacori
1424:Scottsdale
1399:Quartzsite
1179:Cottonwood
1159:Cave Creek
1149:Camp Verde
1094:Adamsville
597:112°15′9″W
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2844:Alexandra
2768:Oak Creek
2753:Minnehaha
2643:Arcosanti
2633:Populated
2568:Cornville
2504:Clarkdale
2279:April 15,
2187:March 28,
2165:April 23,
1931:Ruins of
1499:Weedville
1459:Tombstone
1439:Snowflake
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