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Living In Mesa, AZ

Despite the fact that Mesa is the third largest city in Arizona, the area exudes a confidence and inviting charm that makes it a completely first class destination. The most striking thing about Mesa is its stunning natural beauty that is created not only by its location in the desert but also by the surrounding rock formations along with the refreshing presence of the Salt River.

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Things To Do in Mesa, AZ

Arizona Museum of Natural History

With so much natural beauty surrounding it, a visit to the Arizona Museum of Natural History is a sure bet for a highly educational and entertaining time. Considered one of the best museums in the state, this facility offers lots of dramatically designed and well-presented exhibits. Perhaps the most famous of these is “Dinosaur Mountain” which features several attention-getting devices to tell its prehistoric story. A constantly flowing 50-foot-high indoor waterfall is just another of this museum's many highlights.

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