Which City in Arizona? - Statistics

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Description	Letter	City	% Correct
Most populous suburb of the above	M	Mesa	100%
State capital and largest city	P	Phoenix	100%
Largest city in northern Arizona, with close proximity to the Grand Canyon and Barringer Crater	F	Flagstaff	98%
Home to the University of Arizona	T	Tucson	98%
Known as the "Sunniest City on Earth" with over 4000 hours of sunshine annually	Y	Yuma	98%
Home of the Arizona Cardinals and the Fiesta Bowl	G	Glendale	93%
Has the main campus for Arizona State University	T	Tempe	93%
Named for a city in central Illinois	P	Peoria	91%
Named for the tire and rubber company that bought land there	G	Goodyear	89%
Has 51 golf courses, and is consistently ranked #1 for cities to play golf	S	Scottsdale	89%
Intel Corporation has its Ocotillo campus here	C	Chandler	75%
London Bridge was transported from England to this city in several pieces	L	{Lake} {Havasu} City	73%
It is said that there are "vortexes" of spiritual energy near this resort town	S	Sedona	70%
Rapidly growing city named for a popular nut in the Midwest	B	Buckeye	68%
The O.K. Corral gunfight took place in this town during the Old West time period	T	Tombstone	68%
Suburb city originally known for its hay shipping industry	G	Gilbert	66%
The rodeo held in this city is officially known as the "World's Oldest Rodeo"	P	Prescott	50%
Near this city is Lake Powell, created by the Glen Canyon Dam	P	Page	32%
Neighboring city of Agua Prieta, Mexico	D	Douglas	27%
Capital of the Navajo Nation in northeast Arizona	W	{Window} Rock	25%

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