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Bullhead City| City in northwestern Arizona, on the Colorado River across from Laughlin, Nevada, and 110 km/70 mi southwest of Las Vegas; population (2000) 33,800. Founded in 1945 as a construction camp for the Davis Dam, just upstream, by the early 1990s it was the fastest-growing city in Arizona. |
| It has a large second home and retired population. Bullhead City is also a resort base for fishing enthusiasts, boaters, and gamblers who frequent Laughlin's casinos. |
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| She is survived by her three daughters, Mary O' Reilly-Oyos of Pine Mountain Club, California, Mercy Gaines of Bullhead City, Arizona, and Elizabeth Dowling of La Canada, California; two sons, Bob Tapia of Morro Bay, California, and Ed Tapia of Apple Valley, California; sixteen grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Deluges in Southern California brought home invasions of reptiles, rodents and insects, while heavy rains also caused swarms of pale-wing grasshoppers to descend on Bullhead City, Arizona. AUSTIN, Texas -- Fitch has assigned an 'A' rating to the Bullhead City, Arizona, Municipal Property Corporation $32. |