Please add profiles for those who were born, lived or died in Maricopa County, Arizona.

Official Website

Founded on February 14, 1871, Maricopa County was named after the Maricopa Indians.

Adjacent Counties

• La Paz County
• Yavapai County
• Yuma County
• Gila County
• Pinal County
• Pima County

Cities

• Avondale
• Buckeye
• Chandler
• El Mirage
• Glendale
• Goodyear
• Litchfield Park
• Mesa
• Peoria (part)
• Phoenix (County Seat)
• Scottsdale
• Surprise
• Tempe
• Tolleson

Towns & Communities

Agua Caliente | Aguila | Ahwatuckee | Alma | Angel Camp | Anthem | Arlington | Carefree | Cave Creek | Chandler Creek | Circle City | Citrus Park | Co-op Village | Desert Hills | Fort McDowell | Fountain Hills | Gila Bend | Gila Crossing | Gilbert | Guadalupe | Higley | Kaka | Komatke | Laveen | Liberty | Maricopa Colony | Marinette | Mobile | Morristown | New River | Nothing | Palo Verde | Paradise Valley | Queen Creek (part) | Rainbow Valley | Rio Verde | St. Johns | Sun City | Sun City West | Sun Lakes | Sunflower | Theba | Tonopah | Tortilla Flat | Vulture City | Waddell | Wickenburg (part) | Wintersburg | Wittmann | Youngtown

Indian Reservations

• Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation
• Gila River Indian Community
• Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community
• Tohono O'oodham Indian Reservation

Links

Wikipedia

Nat'l Reg. of Hist. Places

Sonoran Desert National Monument (part)

Tonto National Forest (part)

2021 Maricopa County Presidential Audit

Maricopa Trail

USS Maricopa County LST-938

Genealogy Trails

Arizona Genealogy

Maricopa Genealogical Society