| Tucson is known as the "Old Pueblo". A colorful history suggests that the area has been inhabited for over 8,000 years. A walled Presidio was created August 20, 1775, near the center of downtown, by Irishman, Hugh O'Connor, and a Colonel in the Spanish Army. The original wall no longer stands, but is commemorated in the historic El Presidio neighborhood. Tucson, a first class desert city with an estimated population of 491,750, was noted as one of the fastest growing cities in the nation at the turn of the century. A unique mixture of Native Indian, Spanish, Mexican and Western Pioneer culture makes up a very fascinating blend. |
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| 350 Days Of Sunshine! Spring, summer, fall and winter bring enjoyable year-round sunny weather. For those seeking a life in a special place with 350 days of sunshine, great people, and diverse culture, Tucson is the place. An average yearly temperature of 82 degrees boasts a fitting reputation for Tucson and its enjoyable climate. Summer temperatures are accompanied by low humidity. June is the warmest month of the year, when the average temperature is 100 degrees. During summer months, thunderstorms known as monsoons cool and replenish the desert. It amazes most people to see the difference in temperature form Tucson to Phoenix. This is shown below. |
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