Cleopatra Hill

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Cleopatra Hill is a prominent hillside in central Arizona best known as the site of the historic mining town of Jerome.

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instanceOf geographical feature
hill
associatedWith Jerome mining district
United Verde Mine
climate semi-arid, high-desert climate
country United States
county Yavapai County, Arizona
elevation approximately 1,585 meters
approximately 5,200 feet
featureOf Jerome Historic District
geology copper-bearing ore deposits
hasSettlement Jerome, Arizona
knownFor historic mining town of Jerome
landUse historic mining
residential (Jerome)
tourism and recreation
locatedIn Arizona
United States
central Arizona
miningHistory site of extensive copper mining in late 19th and early 20th centuries
namedFor Cleopatra (name origin uncertain; possibly after the Egyptian queen)
near Mingus Mountain
overlooks Verde Valley
partOf Black Hills (Yavapai County, Arizona)
region Verde Valley
slopeDevelopment terraced streets and buildings of Jerome
tourism popular tourist destination due to Jerome
transportHistory served by mining railroads and tramways
viewpoint offers panoramic views of Verde Valley and distant mountains

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Jerome, Arizona locatedOn Cleopatra Hill
Jerome locatedOn Cleopatra Hill