Queen Creek, Arizona

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About Queen Creek, Arizona

How did this town get its name?  In the eastern mountains surrounding Superior, AZ, the land is rich with ore. One of the mines that opened in this area was the Silver Queen mine.  At the bottom of the Silver Queen Mine, there was a creek:  Queen Creek. This creek runs down the mountains, past the mine, and through the Queen Creek Canyon… right into the area surrounding the present-day city of Queen Creek. Before it was named Queen Creek, the city was actually known by Rittenhouse.  As the community grew, it changed its name.

Located in the southeast corner of Maricopa County (with some overlap into Pinal County), Queen Creek is in the East Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area.  Queen Creek is a smaller town that enjoys a more rural life(as opposed to urban/city life) as it is a community of farmers, ranchers, and irrigated acre lots.  The town has seasonal festivals, a working olive mill, and many visitors come to pick from its fruit and vegetable crops.  The San Tan Mountains are to the south, and the Superstition Mountains to the northeast.  As the foundation of a parks and trail system, Queen Creek is developing two major washes that cross the community.  Queen Creek also has historical sites, including the Old Main school building and the Butterfield Stage stop.

 

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