Murphyville, Arizona

Lost mining camp in Mohave County, Arizona

Murphyville was a short lived placer gold mining camp 12 miles below El Dorado Canyon, on the east bank of the Colorado River in Arizona Territory, in 1891.[1]: 84

The site today is now lost under Lake Mohave.

## References

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* Arizona portal

1. ^ Richard E. Lingenfelter (1978). "Steamboats on the Colorado River, 1852–1916" (PDF). Tucson: University of Arizona Press. Archived from the original (PDF) on September 16, 2014. Retrieved October 11, 2015.

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Municipalities and communities of Mohave County, Arizona, United States

County seat: Kingman

Cities|

* Bullhead City
* Kingman
* Lake Havasu City

Town|

* Colorado City

CDPs|

* Antares
* Arizona Village
* Beaver Dam
* Cane Beds
* Centennial Park
* Chloride
* Clacks Canyon
* Crozier
* Crystal Beach
* Desert Hills
* Dolan Springs
* Fort Mohave
* Golden Shores
* Golden Valley
* Grand Canyon West
* Hackberry
* Kaibab
* Katherine
* Lazy Y U
* Littlefield
* McConnico
* Meadview
* Mesquite Creek
* Moccasin
* Mohave Valley
* Mojave Ranch Estates
* New Kingman-Butler
* Oatman
* Peach Springs
* Pine Lake
* Pinion Pines
* Scenic
* So-Hi
* Topock
* Truxton
* Valentine
* Valle Vista
* Walnut Creek
* White Hills
* Wikieup
* Willow Valley
* Yucca

Populated
places|

* Grasshopper Junction
* Sixmile Village
* Willow Beach

Indian reservations|

* Fort Mojave Indian Reservation
* Hualapai Indian Reservation
* Kaibab Indian Reservation

Ghost towns|

* Alamo Crossing
* Aubrey
* Camp Beale Springs
* Cedar
* Cerbat
* Cyclopic
* Eastbridge
* Franconia
* Greenwood
* Iretaba City
* Liverpool Landing
* Mellen
* Mineral Park
* Mojave City
* Mount Trumbull
* Murphyville
* Nothing
* Oak Grove
* Polhamus Landing
* Powell
* Santa Claus
* Signal
* Tuweep
* Wolf Hole

* Arizona portal
* United States portal

35°26′14″N 114°38′37″W﻿ / ﻿35.43722°N 114.64361°W﻿ / 35.43722; -114.64361
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