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National Register of Historic Places listings in Pinal County, Arizona
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Banker, Volume 17"; Coast Banker Publishing Company, 1916; Page 445.
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National Register of Historic Places Continuation Sheet
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527:Wintersburg
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407:Queen Creek
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157:Casa Grande
1917:Categories
1682:References
1131:and kater
932:Luten arch
587:Cemeteries
570:Fort Tyson
507:Wickenburg
482:Tumacacori
427:Scottsdale
402:Quartzsite
182:Cottonwood
162:Cave Creek
152:Camp Verde
97:Adamsville
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462:Tombstone
442:Snowflake
362:Patagonia
332:New River
277:Hackberry
272:Guadalupe
262:Goldfield
232:Gila Bend
222:Flagstaff
212:Ehrenberg
172:Clarkdale
1643:See also
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517:Williams
492:Two Guns
452:Superior
437:Seligman
392:Prescott
287:Holbrook
282:Hereford
247:Glendale
227:Florence
217:Fairbank
187:Dateland
167:Chandler
112:Avondale
107:Ash Fork
1121:saloon.
522:Winslow
512:Willcox
467:Tonopah
447:Solomon
417:Safford
412:Sacaton
382:Phoenix
337:Nogales
307:Kingman
242:Gillett
237:Gilbert
197:Douglas
177:Clifton
147:Cameron
142:Buckeye
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422:Salome
377:Peoria
372:Pearce
367:Payson
357:Parker
347:Oracle
342:Oatman
302:Kearny
292:Jerome
202:Duncan
122:Bisbee
117:Benson
1665:Miami
1013:The '
785:Globe
544:Forts
472:Tubac
457:Tempe
327:Miami
317:Mayer
252:Globe
207:Eagar
132:Bouse
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