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Arizona is a desolate state by definition. Lying within the American Southwest deserts, civilization tends to spring up in places that can support life: valleys, lakes, and riverbeds.
Because of this, much of the state is left empty, but there has to be somewhere the&nbsp;most empty, right?
First on the list is the most isolated community in the state. Most population centers are usually within a close proximity to other cities or towns. This allows for a sharing of culture, ideas, and more importantly, creating a bigger community.
Some folks just want to be left alone though, an there's no better example than Supai, a native community located within the Grand Canyon. It's considered the most remote community in the continental United States, and is so remote that mail is still delivered by mule.
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Maintaining a community that lives so detached from the rest of humanity is a fascinating part of Arizona's history and culture, but since there's still a man-made community there, it doesn't take the top spot.
That would go to a point in Navajo nation, near the Arizona/Utah border. This is, geographically, the furthest away from civilization you can get in Arizona. It's a nearly 11 and a half hour drive to the nearest city, which would be Page, AZ.
If you plan on taking a road trip to this place, be prepared to be disappointed. It is the most remote location in the state for a reason, there's nothing going on there!
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Arizona is a desolate state by definition. Lying within the American Southwest deserts, civilization tends to spring up in places that can support life: valleys, lakes, and riverbeds.
Because of this, much of the state is left empty, but there has to be somewhere the&nbsp;most empty, right?
First on the list is the most isolated community in the state. Most population centers are usually within a close proximity to other cities or towns. This allows for a sharing of culture, ideas, and more importantly, creating a bigger community.
Some folks just want to be left alone though, an there's no...

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