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Latest revision as of 14:50, December 4, 2024

"Arizona smells funny."
Homer Simpson[src]
Arizona
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State Information
State capital: Phoenix
Largest city: Phoenix
Senator: John McCain (former)
Barry Goldwater (former)
First appearance: "Bart the Genius"

Arizona is a state located in the USA. The capital and largest city is Phoenix.

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In Bart's math problem, a local train left Phoenix, bound for Santa Fe. An express train left Santa Fe bound for Phoenix.[1]

When the Simpsons are trying to decide on their next vacation, after being banned from Florida, they rule out Arizona because according to Homer it "smells funny".[2]

The Simpsons travel to Scottsdale so Marge can find Gil and let out her frustrations on him, after he stayed in their house for almost a year.[3]

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