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Fountain Hills

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Fountain Hills

Town in Maricopa County, south-central Arizona; population (1990) 10,000. It is located 32 km/20 mi northeast of Phoenix, in the McDowell Mountains, on the edge of the Fort McDowell and Salt River Indian reservations. This residential and resort community is noted for a 171-m/560-ft fountain, said to be the world's tallest, which is operated intermittently from a local lake.



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Officers of Beijing Vision World had traveled to Arizona in August to meet with Coronado Industries management team, and view operations at their Fountain Hills facility.
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Acquired by American States Water Company in October 2000, CCWC is a public utility company serving approximately 12,800 customers in Fountain Hills, Arizona, and a small portion of Scottsdale, Arizona.
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