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SnowflakeNavajo County,ArizonaThe Arizona state capital is Phoenix. What would you like to know about Snowflake
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The population of Snowflake is approximately 4,605 (1998).
The amount of land area in Snowflake is 76.881 sq. kilometers. Snowflake miscellany. Return to Index Snowflake location: 30 miles south of Holbrook on state Route 77 and about 20 miles north of Show Low
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Snowflake average annual precipitation is 11.35 inches per year. History & History Related Items Snowflake history: Snowflake was named, not for the snowfall of the area, but for the two founders of the town, Erastus Snow and William Flake. Originally the name was two words, Snow Flake. It was changed to one word in 1906. It was also the first county seat of Apache County. Later, when the county boundaries were changed, the county seat was moved to St. Johns. Taylor, a small community nearby, has had many activities combined with Snowflake over the years. Many of the old homes are still in liveable condition with some listed on the national registry of Historic Places. Return to Index Snowflake attractions: Snowflake is located near many major tourist attractions of Arizona, namely: The Painted Desert, the Petrified Forest, fishing, hunting and camping in the White Mountains, Navajo, Hopi and Apache reservations. Snowflake is a beautiful community with many large trees, parks, and friendly neighborhoods. Return to Index
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