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Naco, Arizona |
Naco, Arizona is one of two Arizona gateways to the Rio Sonora region
and is the sister city to Naco, Sonora. The
port of entry in
Naco is open 24 hours per day, and is most easily reached by turning onto
Naco Highway from Arizona Highway 92. follow the signs to the port of
entry.
The unincorporated town of Naco, Arizona was established in the early 1900s after originally having been settled by Nahua and Opata Indians. The name comes from the Opata language. Naco is famous being the only place in the continental US that was ever bombed from the air.
Naco is a small residential community with limited
commercial activity. Those entering Mexico through the Naco port of entry in
larger RVs or pulling trailers should use the commercial entry gate. If the
gate is closed stop and walk to the port and request they open it for you.
Naco is home to the Turquoise Valley Golf Course and RV park, a long time
favorite with snowbirds and southern Arizona golfers. TVGC is one of the
oldest courses in Arizona and its clubhouse dates to the 1930s.
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Accommodations:
Turquoise Valley GC and RV Park Ph: 520-432-3091
Restaurants:
TVGC and RV Park Clubhouse
Bank/ATM: Junction of Hwy 92 and Naco Highway
Gas Station: Junction of Hwy 92 and Naco Highway
Health Care: Copper Queen Hospital in Bisbee.
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