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The town of Snowflake was established in 1878 by Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake, who were Mormon pioneers.
Answer: True
The town of Snowflake was indeed established in 1878 by Mormon pioneers Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake.
Jesse N. Smith, a Mormon pioneer and colonizer, has a house in Snowflake listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Answer: True
Jesse N. Smith, a significant Mormon pioneer and colonizer of Snowflake, has a house in the town listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Who are the founders of Snowflake, Arizona, and in what year was it established?
Answer: Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake in 1878
Snowflake was established in 1878 by Mormon pioneers Erastus Snow and William Jordan Flake.
Who was Jesse N. Smith, and what is his significance to Snowflake?
Answer: He was a Mormon pioneer and colonizer whose house is a historic landmark.
Jesse N. Smith was a prominent Mormon pioneer, church leader, politician, and colonizer of Snowflake, and his house is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places.
Snowflake, Arizona, is located in Navajo County and is situated roughly 25 miles north of Interstate 40.
Answer: False
The provided information indicates that Snowflake is situated approximately 25 miles *south* of Interstate 40, not north.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Snowflake covers a total area of approximately 80 square kilometers, with the majority being water.
Answer: False
According to the U.S. Census Bureau data, Snowflake covers a total area of 30.9 square miles (equivalent to 80 square kilometers), with only a small fraction, 0.16%, being water.
Snowflake's elevation is 5,686 meters above sea level.
Answer: False
Snowflake's elevation is approximately 5,686 *feet* above sea level, not meters.
The town's low pollution levels and remote location attract individuals with multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome (MCS).
Answer: True
The town's low pollution levels and remote location are indeed factors that attract individuals with multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome (MCS).
Snowflake experiences a tropical climate with very hot summers and mild winters.
Answer: False
Snowflake experiences a semi-arid climate, not a tropical one, characterized by distinct seasons, warm summers, and mild to cold winters.
The record high temperature in Snowflake, 104 degrees Fahrenheit, was recorded in January.
Answer: False
The record high temperature in Snowflake was 104 degrees Fahrenheit, but it was recorded in *July*, not January.
Snowflake's record low temperature of -30 degrees Celsius was set in January.
Answer: False
Snowflake's record low temperature was -30 degrees *Fahrenheit* (which is -34 degrees Celsius), not -30 degrees Celsius.
The average annual precipitation in Snowflake is approximately 12.7 inches, according to NOAA data.
Answer: True
According to NOAA data, the average annual precipitation in Snowflake is approximately 12.7 inches (324.4 mm).
Snowflake receives an average annual snowfall of about 15.2 centimeters.
Answer: False
Snowflake receives an average annual snowfall of about 15.2 *inches* (38.66 cm), not centimeters.
What county is Snowflake, Arizona, located in?
Answer: Navajo County
Snowflake, Arizona, is situated within Navajo County.
How far is Snowflake from Interstate 40, and how is it accessed?
Answer: 25 miles south, via Highway 77
Snowflake is geographically situated approximately 25 miles south of Interstate 40, with access provided by Highway 77.
What is the total area of Snowflake, Arizona, in square miles?
Answer: 30.9 square miles
According to the United States Census Bureau, Snowflake has a total area of 30.9 square miles.
What percentage of Snowflake's total area is classified as water?
Answer: 0.16%
Of Snowflake's total area, 0.16% is classified as water.
What is the approximate elevation of Snowflake, Arizona, above sea level?
Answer: 5,686 feet
Snowflake is situated at an elevation of approximately 5,686 feet above sea level.
What characteristic of Snowflake makes it attractive to individuals with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome (MCS)?
Answer: Its low levels of pollution and remoteness
The low levels of pollution and the remote location of Snowflake contribute to its attractiveness for individuals suffering from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome (MCS).
What type of climate does Snowflake primarily experience?
Answer: Semi-arid
Snowflake primarily experiences a semi-arid climate.
What were the typical high temperatures in Snowflake during July and August, according to the source?
Answer: Around 90 degrees Fahrenheit
Typical high temperatures in Snowflake during July and August generally range around 90 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 32 degrees Celsius).
What was the record high temperature recorded in Snowflake, and in which month did it occur?
Answer: 104 degrees Fahrenheit in July
The record high temperature documented for Snowflake is 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius), which was recorded in July.
What was the record low temperature recorded in Snowflake, and in which month?
Answer: -30 degrees Fahrenheit in January
The record low temperature for Snowflake is -30 degrees Fahrenheit (-34 degrees Celsius), recorded in January.
What is the average annual snowfall for Snowflake, based on NOAA data?
Answer: 15.2 inches
Based on NOAA data, Snowflake receives an average annual snowfall of approximately 15.2 inches.
The population of Snowflake experienced a decrease of 9.2% between the 2010 and 2020 censuses.
Answer: False
The population of Snowflake experienced an *increase* of 9.2% between the 2010 census (5,590 residents) and the 2020 census (6,104 residents).
In the year 2000, Snowflake's population was recorded at 4,460 residents.
Answer: True
The 2000 United States Census recorded the population of Snowflake at 4,460 residents.
The 2000 census reported Snowflake's population as predominantly Native American, with 6.9% identifying as such.
Answer: False
The 2000 census reported Snowflake's population as predominantly White (87.2%), with Native American identification at 6.9% and Hispanic or Latino at 8.1%.
In 2000, approximately 8.1% of Snowflake's population identified as Hispanic or Latino, irrespective of their racial classification.
Answer: True
In the year 2000, approximately 8.1% of Snowflake's population identified as Hispanic or Latino, irrespective of their racial classification.
The average household size in Snowflake was reported as 3.81 people in the 2000 census.
Answer: False
The average household size in Snowflake in the 2000 census was reported as 3.37 people, not 3.81.
In 2000, the largest age demographic in Snowflake was individuals aged 65 and over.
Answer: False
In the 2000 census, the largest age demographic in Snowflake was individuals *under 18 years old* (37.9%), not those aged 65 and over.
The median age in Snowflake was 28 years in the year 2000.
Answer: True
The median age for residents of Snowflake in the year 2000 was 28 years.
In 2000, Snowflake had slightly more females than males, with a ratio of 99.7 males per 100 females.
Answer: False
In 2000, Snowflake had slightly more females than males, with a ratio of 99.7 males per 100 females. This indicates marginally more females than males.
The median household income in Snowflake in 2000 was reported as $42,500.
Answer: False
The median household income in Snowflake in 2000 was reported as $37,439, not $42,500.
In 2000, the per capita income for Snowflake residents was $13,391.
Answer: True
In the year 2000, the per capita income for Snowflake residents was $13,391.
Approximately 15.0% of Snowflake's total population lived below the poverty line in 2000.
Answer: True
Approximately 15.0% of Snowflake's total population lived below the poverty line in the year 2000.
Snowflake's recent growth has been primarily concentrated in its northern and central areas.
Answer: False
Recent growth trends indicate that Snowflake's expansion has been primarily concentrated in its eastern, western, and southern areas, not northern and central.
As of July 2016, around 20 households in Snowflake reported suffering from MCS.
Answer: True
As of July 2016, approximately 20 households in Snowflake reported suffering from MCS.
How did Snowflake's population change from 2010 to 2020?
Answer: It increased by 9.2%.
Snowflake's population increased by 9.2% between the 2010 census (5,590 residents) and the 2020 census (6,104 residents).
In the 2000 census, what was the percentage of White residents in Snowflake?
Answer: 87.2%
According to the 2000 census data, 87.2% of Snowflake's population identified as White.
According to the 2000 census, what was the average household size in Snowflake?
Answer: 3.37 people
The 2000 census reported the average household size in Snowflake to be 3.37 people.
Which age group constituted the largest percentage of Snowflake's population in the 2000 census?
Answer: Under 18 (37.9%)
In the 2000 census, the population group under 18 years old represented the largest demographic segment in Snowflake, comprising 37.9% of the total population.
What was the median income for a family in Snowflake in the year 2000?
Answer: $42,500
The median income for a family residing in Snowflake in the year 2000 was reported as $42,500.
In 2000, what percentage of Snowflake's total population was living below the poverty line?
Answer: 15.0%
In the year 2000, approximately 15.0% of Snowflake's total population was living below the poverty line.
Snowflake's connection to Interstate 40 is via Highway 77, placing it directly on the former U.S. Route 66.
Answer: False
Snowflake's connection to Interstate 40 is via Highway 77, but it is located approximately 25 miles *south* of the interstate, not directly on the former U.S. Route 66 alignment.
The Apache Railway provides freight service to the town of Snowflake.
Answer: True
Freight services for the town of Snowflake are provided by the Apache Railway.
Pork production and cannabis cultivation are major industries in Snowflake, but electrical generation is not.
Answer: False
Pork production and cannabis cultivation are major industries in Snowflake, and electrical generation is also listed as a primary industry.
Copperstate Farms, a cannabis greenhouse and wholesaler, is Snowflake's largest employer.
Answer: True
Copperstate Farms, operating as a cannabis greenhouse and wholesaler, is identified as Snowflake's largest employer.
Which railway company provides freight service in Snowflake?
Answer: Apache Railway
The Apache Railway is the company that provides freight service to Snowflake.
Which of the following is NOT listed as a major industry contributing to Snowflake's economy?
Answer: Tourism
The primary industries contributing to Snowflake's economy are pork production, electrical generation, and cannabis cultivation. Tourism is not listed as a major industry in the provided data.
What business is Copperstate Farms, Snowflake's largest employer, involved in?
Answer: Cannabis greenhouse and wholesale
Copperstate Farms, identified as Snowflake's largest employer, operates within the cannabis sector as a greenhouse and wholesaler.
Snowflake Junior High School is part of the Holbrook School District.
Answer: False
Snowflake Junior High School is part of the Snowflake Unified School District, not the Holbrook School District.
Taylor Elementary School, located in Snowflake, is part of the Snowflake Unified School District.
Answer: False
Taylor Elementary School is located in the adjacent town of Taylor, Arizona, and is part of the Snowflake Unified School District.
Northland Pioneer College offers a campus extension in Snowflake known as the Silver Creek campus.
Answer: True
Northland Pioneer College maintains a campus extension in Snowflake, designated as the Silver Creek campus extension.
The official website for the Town of Snowflake can be found at snowflakearizona.gov.
Answer: False
The official website for the Town of Snowflake is accessible at snowflakeaz.gov, not snowflakearizona.gov.
Which school district serves Snowflake and its surrounding educational institutions?
Answer: Snowflake Unified School District
The Snowflake Unified School District is responsible for serving Snowflake and its associated educational institutions.
Besides schools within Snowflake, which elementary school in a neighboring town is part of the Snowflake Unified School District?
Answer: Taylor Elementary School
Taylor Elementary School, located in the adjacent town of Taylor, Arizona, is part of the Snowflake Unified School District.
What is the name of the Northland Pioneer College campus extension located in Snowflake?
Answer: Silver Creek Campus
The Northland Pioneer College campus extension situated in Snowflake is known as the Silver Creek Campus.
What is the official web address for the Town of Snowflake?
Answer: snowflakeaz.gov
The official website for the Town of Snowflake is accessible at snowflakeaz.gov.
In the Navajo language, Snowflake is referred to as Tódíhíłíį́ Biih Yíłfí.
Answer: True
The Navajo language designation for Snowflake is Tódíhíłíį́ Biih Yíłfí.
Snowflake is linked to popular culture through the Travis Walton UFO incident, as some crew members lived there and events occurred nearby.
Answer: True
Snowflake is associated with the Travis Walton UFO incident; some crew members resided there, and events occurred nearby, which inspired the 1993 film 'Fire in the Sky'.
Walter Blackman, a prominent figure associated with Snowflake, serves in the Arizona Senate.
Answer: False
Walter Blackman is associated with Snowflake and serves in the Arizona *House of Representatives*, not the Arizona Senate.
Jeff Flake, who has ties to Snowflake, served as the United States Ambassador to Turkey.
Answer: False
Jeff Flake, who has ties to Snowflake, served as a United States *Senator*, not the United States Ambassador to Turkey.
Marilyn Jarrett, an Arizona politician, was born in Snowflake.
Answer: True
Marilyn Jarrett, an Arizona politician, was indeed born in Snowflake.
David Marshall is a Democrat currently serving in the Arizona House of Representatives and is associated with Snowflake.
Answer: False
David Marshall is a *Republican* member of the Arizona House of Representatives associated with Snowflake, not a Democrat.
Travis Walton, known for his alleged alien abduction, is an author residing in Snowflake whose story inspired the film 'Fire in the Sky'.
Answer: True
Travis Walton, known for his alleged alien abduction experience, resides in Snowflake and is an author whose story was the basis for the film 'Fire in the Sky'.
Snowflake is associated with the Travis Walton incident, which was later depicted in which film?
Answer: Fire in the Sky
The Travis Walton incident, associated with Snowflake, was dramatized in the 1993 film 'Fire in the Sky'.
Who is Walter Blackman, mentioned in connection with Snowflake?
Answer: A member of the Arizona House of Representatives
Walter Blackman is a member of the Arizona House of Representatives who is associated with Snowflake.
Which of the following individuals, associated with Snowflake, served as a United States Senator?
Answer: Jeff Flake
Jeff Flake, who has ties to Snowflake, served as a United States Senator.