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Where are you located? Tucson Statistics Information Center in AZ

Tucson is located in the southern part of Arizona, between Phoenix and the Mexican border along Interstate 10. Our Tucson Visitor Center is located at 100 S. Church Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701, in La Placita Village, a business and retail plaza. This is in the heart of the city's downtown, near the Arts and Historic Districts that feature galleries, museums and performance spaces. We are minutes from Tucson International Airport via the Interstate 10 freeway and within walking distance of the Tucson Convention Center. Drop by for helpful information or call 800-638-8350. Please let us know if we can help you, your family or friends with any real estate in Arizona: info@MyOwnArizona.com. We are here for you!

What is the population of Metropolitan Tucson?

When it was founded in 1775, Tucson's population was just over 3,000. By 1920, the population had grown to 20,292. Today, roughly 1,000,000 people call Tucson home.

How hot does it get?

Tucson's mild climate is legendary. The annual average is 82 degrees Fahrenheit/28 degrees Celsius for the high temperature, and 55 degrees Fahrenheit/13 degrees Celsius for the low temperature. Our average high temperature during the summer is 100 degrees and the highest temperature ever recorded was 117 degrees Fahrenheit on June 26, 1990.

Can I fly into Tucson?

Yes, flying here easy. Tucson is served by airlines with nonstop service and connections around the world. Visit www.tucsonairport.org for more information and www.AirTucson.com to search for the best airfare.

How far away is Phoenix?

The distance between Tucson and Phoenix is roughly 100 miles. The drive via Interstate 10 at the posted 75 mph speed limit is a little under two hours. Arizona Shuttle Service is the largest statewide shuttle service between Tucson and Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.

From Tucson To:

Benson is 46 miles.

Bisbee is 90 miles.

Douglas 118 miles.

Grand Canyon is 338 miles.

Green Valley is 24 miles.

Nogales is 63 miles.

Phoenix is 115 miles.

Sierra Vista is 70 miles.

Tempe is 112 miles.

Tombstone is 70 miles.

Tubac is 44 miles.

Yuma is 240 miles.

Are there attractions for those interested in native wildlife?

The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is one of the most notable wildlife parks in the world. Just south of Tucson is the Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve, a pristine wildlife sanctuary. The Tucson Botanical Gardens, located in midtown, is a haven for native plants and birds. Plan your trip around these attractions and more.

Which baseball teams play in Tucson?

Tucson hosts two Major League Baseball teams for Spring Training. Here, fans can catch the excitement of the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks as they get fired up for the regular season. Both teams play games nearly every day during March at Hi-Corbett Field and Tucson Electric Park. Tucson's own minor-league franchise, the Tucson Sidewinders, is the AAA affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks and plays at Tucson Electric Park.

Where do the University of Arizona Wildcats play basketball? Football?

Some of the nation's finest college athletes are in the Pacific-10 Conference. The University of Arizona Wildcats are no exception. The Wildcats play basketball at McKale Center and football at the Arizona Stadium. For more information, visit the U of A Athletics website.

When and where is the Gem Show?

The Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase of Tucson is one of Tucson's most anticipated events. There are actually two shows, one in the fall and the largest during the first weeks of February. The shows are held at dozens of locations around Tucson with the largest at the Tucson Convention Center.

What is a Tucson Passport?

The Tucson Attractions Passport is a great way to save money during your visit. It has over $400 worth of two-for-one admissions to Southern Arizona's top attractions and many other savings. Order yours online for just $15.

Is Tucson where Saguaro National Park is?

Yes, Tucson sits directly between Saguaro National Park East and Saguaro National Park West.

When is the Tucson Rodeo?

La Fiesta de los Vaqueros, also known as the Tucson Rodeo is usually held the third week in February. It's a week-long festivity that includes one of the country's top-20 professional rodeos and the world's longest non-motorized parade. Please let us know if we can help you, your family or friends with any real estate in Arizona: info@MyOwnArizona.com. We are here for you!

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