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Cottonwood-ArizonaOne hundred miles north of the Phoenix metropolitan area, Cottonwood-Arizona is adjacent to the Verde River, that runs through the valley from northwest to southeast. The beauteous river is augmented by flows from Sycamore Canyon, Oak Creek, Beaver Creek and West Clear Creek. You will see that the area is unsurpassed in its variety of physical beauty with the red rocks and Mogollon Rim to the north and east and the Black Hills and Mingus Mountain dominating the western and southern portions of the valley.
Cottonwood experiences a mild climate, coupled with the proximity to such awesome destinations as Grand Canyon, Sedona, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Tuzigoot National Monument, and historic Clarkdale and Jerome towns, continues to provide ample tourism. The City also pioneered a wastewater treatment plant and collection system in the Verde Valley, a major factor attracting modern progress. It treats approximately 1.5 million gallons of water everyday. Since 2001, Cottonwood pursued the acquisition of the private water companies serving the area and with success, the City of Cottonwood has become a full service municipality. At present, Cottonwood has experienced a major expansion of the Verde Valley Medical Center, and the development of commercial, residential and office projects.  Arizona4Pinoys.com does not guarantee the accuracy of any information on this site. You can use at your own risk. Various data have been gathered from government and commercial sources.
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With the Verde River flowing through Cottonwood-Arizona, its 3,500 elevation in north central Arizona creates a wonderful natural environment in addition to the mountains that embrace this city. 
