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La Paz County was formed on January 1, 1983. Since then...
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La Paz County is the second-least populous county in Arizona, established in 1983 from the northern part of Yuma County. It has a diverse geography, flora and fauna, and a history of mining and ranching.
La Paz County was formed on January 1, 1983. Since then tourism and agriculture have become the leaders in the county’s economy. The towns of Parker and Quartzsite are the main population centers, as well as the main business areas for residents and winter visitors. La Paz County offers residents and visitors a combination of water and desert ...
Learn about the La Paz County Board of Supervisors, Boards and Commissions, Departments, and other government-related information. Find out how to access agendas, minutes, bid postings, legal notices, and funding programs.
Discover the best places to visit in La Paz County, Arizona, a western county with water and desert recreation. Explore parks, lakes, rivers, wildlife refuges, and more in this guide with photos and tips.
Apr 13, 2022 · La Paz County is the second least populous County in Arizona, with a population of 20,489. Its Spanish name means “peace” and was named after an early settlement that has now turned into a ghost town.
In the western part of Arizona is a small town called La Paz County. It is the second least populous county in Arizona, but it has plenty to offer. It is home to a desert, a mountain, and a few other attractions that tourists should not miss.
