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No matter what time of year you visit Greater Phoenix, you’ll uncover plenty of things to see and do. More than 330 days of annual sunshine represent you can compute on exceptional weather as you trial the rich diversity of our Sonoran Desert playground.

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Mesa, Arizona Gay City Guide

Although located in the East Valley portion of the Phoenix metropolitan area, Mesa is a unique and vibrant city in its control right. With a population of over 500,000 people, Mesa is the largest suburban city by population in the United States, and it is the third-largest city in Arizona, behind only Phoenix and Tucson. Offering gorgeous scenery, a stunning desert landscape, and a diverse, warm, and welcoming community, Mesa is a sunny southwestern city that would truly make a great place to call home.

A Bit of Mesa History

Prior to its modern-day history, Mesa was occupied by the Hohokam native people, who built a canal system in the area that was established to be the most complex such canal system in the prehistoric New World. By the late 19^th century, modern-day settlers arrived in the area, and a settlement at the site that is now Mesa was initially founded by Mormon pioneer Daniel Webster Jones in 1877. Webster called the settlement Fort Utah, and the group remained there for a time and eventually, another ground called the First Mesa Company came and settled in the area along the mesa that later became its namesake. Mesa grew relatively s

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It really is a shame that in this diurnal and age in the 4th largest City/Metro. Whatver Phoeinx is. That the OP or anyone for that matter, would have to wonder where they could live because they are queer. I do grasp though and don't blame them for asking the doubt. Especially in a number of regions of America. Still its a shame that areas are so controlled by certain populations, that others feel they can't live there.

So my counsel is. Live where you want to. Be friendly, be a good neighbor. Take care of property. If that doesn't work and people treat you in an unwelcome way. Then allow them move. Thats about all you can do anymore in America. Or you will be on an endl

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