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Peoria,
Arizona is located northwest of the city of Phoenix,
and is considered part of the greater Phoenix area. It was founded in 1886 by
settlers from Peoria, Illinois. Peoria was incorporated in 1954, with boundaries
covering one square mile of land.
Peoria Arizona is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States.
More than 60% of the residents of Peoria have had at least some college
education. There are more than 122,000 people living there, making it the 9th
largest city in Arizona. The median annual income in Peoria is $52,199.
Peoria Arizona used to be basically agricultural, but it has grown into a modern
city with workers in both commercial and service industries. Major employers
include Peoria Unified School District, Bell Rd Auto Dealers, City of Peoria,
Plaza Del Rio Campus, and Freedom Plaza Care Center.
Peoria Arizona Education: There are 25 public elementary schools and five public
high schools in Peoria. The area is served by the Peoria Unified School
District. Nearby, in Glendale, there is a community college, the American
Graduate School of International Management (also known as 'Thunderbird'), and
A.S.U.'s West Campus.
There are many
reasons why Peoria is one of Arizona’s most desirable destinations. Whether it’s
year-round fun at the Peoria Sports Complex (which has been voted the “Best
Place in Phoenix to Be Entertained”), touching the stars at the Challenger Space
Center, or skimming the waves at Lake Pleasant Regional Park, Peoria offers
something for every taste. Of course, Peoria is not just a place to have fun,
it’s also a great place to live.
Peoria, Arizona is located northwest of the city of Phoenix, and is
considered part of the greater Phoenix area. It
was founded in 1886 by settlers from Peoria, Illinois. Peoria was incorporated
in 1954, with boundaries covering one square mile of land.
Peoria Arizona is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. More
than 60% of the residents of Peoria have had at least some college education.
There are more than 122,000 people living there, making it the 9th largest city
in Arizona. The median annual income in Peoria is $52,199.
Peoria Arizona used to be basically agricultural, but it has grown into a modern
city with workers in both commercial and service industries. Major employers
include Peoria Unified School District, Bell Rd Auto Dealers, City of Peoria,
Plaza Del Rio Campus, and Freedom Plaza Care Center.
Peoria Arizona Education: There are 25
public elementary schools and five public high schools in Peoria. The area is
served by the Peoria Unified School District. Nearby, in Glendale, there is a
community college, the American Graduate School of International Management
(also known as 'Thunderbird'), and A.S.U.'s West Campus.
Peoria Major Attractions: Peoria is home
to the Peoria Sports Complex, where two Cactus League teams play Spring Training
baseball games, and where various events and festivals take place throughout the
year. Lake Pleasant and the Challenger Learning Center are in Peoria.
More Peoria AZ Facts: Peoria covers about 117 square miles. The nearest mall is
the Arrowhead Towne Center in Glendale. Peoria is located in Maricopa County.
Lake Pleasant Peoria AZ
Located on the northern end of Peoria and about 45 minutes from downtown
Phoenix, Lake Pleasant covers 10,000 acres. Utilized as a holding lake, its
water comes from two sources, Central Arizona Project Canal and the Aqua Fria
River. Managed by the Maricopa County Parks & Recreation Department, Lake
Pleasant is Arizona’s second largest lake and offers a wide variety of
recreational activities. General camping, RV accommodations, boating, sailing,
water and jet skiing, and fishing are just some of the activities offered at the
lake. The Desert Outdoor Learning Center offers excellent opportunities to learn
more about the lake as well as the surrounding desert area. Enjoy Peoria’s
“Jewel in the Desert”.
Peoria
AZ Golf and Tennis Clubs
Named the golf capital of the Southwest, Arizona is known for its golf. The
Valley boasts over 200 golf courses, and many of the state's finest courses are
a short drive from central Peoria. Private club amenities as well as public golf
courses and tennis facilities are all available for the golf and tennis
enthusiast. With our ideal climate, golf and tennis are offered all year round
Still a visionary community the City of Peoria was established in the 1880s
after a settler’s vision. William J. Murphy saw his dream of fertile farmlands
fed by water from the Salt River became a reality with the completion of the
Arizona Canal in 1885. From these humble beginnings, a dynamic desert community
of 140,000 has grown.
Peoria prides itself on having a wealth of recreational opportunities, high
quality housing, outstanding city services, and one of the best school systems
in the state. Peoria, just minutes from Phoenix, is home to a mix of affluent,
young families and retirees who enjoy a high quality of life. Peoria is located
adjacent to Glendale and is a convenient drive from anywhere in Greater Phoenix
via Loop 101.
The
bustling city is most famous for its Spring Training home of the Seattle
Mariners and San Diego Padres, the Peoria Sports
Complex; its Smithsonian Affiliate, Challenger Space Center; as well as the
oasis in the desert, Lake Pleasant Regional Park.
In fact, the 11,000-seat Peoria Sports Complex,
with 12 practice fields and team clubhouses, is a year-round Major League
Baseball facility. The Cactus League Spring Training Complex hosts games every
day in March, and the two teams use it for their Summer Rookie and Fall
Instructional Leagues as well. In addition, the facility is used throughout the
year for concerts, festivals, youth and adult national and local baseball
tournaments as well as a myriad of spectacular public events.
Peoria was incorporated in 1954, with boundaries covering one square mile of
land. The warm climate and small-town atmosphere of Peoria continued to attract
people, and still does today. Geographically covering 162 square miles, Peoria
offers ample room for continued job and population growth. Peoria is Arizona 's
4th largest city in terms of incorporated area, and 9th largest city in terms of
population.
On the northern end of the city, the gleaming blue waters of Lake Pleasant
beckon water-skiers, jet-skiers, scuba divers, sailors and anglers. At 10,000
acres, the lake is Arizona’s second-largest and appropriately named. The bass
fishing is excellent, and a marina offers a full selection of fishing boats,
speedboats and Jet Skis. To start your aqua adventure, step into the Visitor
Center at the south side of the park for information, books, pamphlets and
gifts. And, visit the Desert Outdoor Learning Center, which offers excellent
learning opportunities about not only the lake, but also the surrounding desert
area.
Also near Lake Pleasant, the thrill of aerial adventures draws people to Turf
Soaring School, one of the finest glider facilities in the country.
Providing an astronomical thrill is the Challenger Space Center of
Arizona, an affiliate of the Smithsonian
Institution. Part of an international network, the center allows groups of
visitors to simulate a two-and-one-half-hour space mission, varying from a trip
to the moon to a visit to a comet. Within the breathtakingly beautiful facility,
one of the wall murals was created by Robert McCall, NASA’s official space
artist and an Arizona resident.
Peoria’s contribution to the arts scene includes Theatre Works and
Arizona Broadway Theatre. Theater Works,
Arizona’s largest community-based theater group, has received many awards for
its performances. Theater Works also sponsors workshops and classes for all ages
of performers. As part of the city’s revitalization of the southern Old Town
district, Theatre Works has a permanent new home in the Peoria Performing Arts
Center.
How about dinner and a Broadway musical? The newly opened Arizona Broadway
Theatre offers you a state of the art performance center devoted to presenting
the finest in musical theatre with elegant dining. Operating year-round, Arizona
Broadway Theatre will produce 6 to 8 major musical theatre productions each
year, encompassing a wide spectrum of Broadway favorites.
Peoria is fast becoming famous for its shopping and dining scenes. Surrounding
the Peoria Sports Complex is not only great shopping, but also many restaurants
including Hooters, Buca di Beppo, P.F. Changs, Abuelos Mexican Food Embassy,
Firebirds Rocky Mountain Grill, SKYE Fine Dining & Live Entertainment ,
McDuffy’s, Fox & Hound Smokehouse, Elephant Bar, Cattleman’s, Texas Roadhouse,
Famous Dave’s, Cucina Tagliani and more.
The highly
desirable land around Lake Pleasant is
becoming the place to live with new home communities in various construction
stages. These communities will be unique in that they will blend commercial and
residential development with the high Sonoran Desert. Combining golf, trails,
open space and activity centers, Peoria is creating lifestyle communities for
all ages.
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