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Arizona was founded in 1912 with a capital of Phoenix. The state has a varied climate from cool in the north to desert heat in the south, and experiences monsoon season in July and August. Major tourist attractions include the Grand Canyon, Tombstone town, Sedona, and Jerome.
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