Built around irrigated farmland in Arizona’s Salt River Valley, Citrus Park grew into a residential community on the western side of metropolitan Phoenix. It occupies a broad, low-lying reach of the Sonoran Desert, with the White Tank Mountains rising to the northwest and the urban areas of Glendale and Phoenix extending eastward. Citrus growing formed part of the Salt River Valley’s agricultural economy, sustained by irrigation in an arid climate. Citrus Park marks a transition between established suburbs, former farmland and open desert in Maricopa County. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Citrus Park and the Salt River Valley.
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