Arts and entertainment are an integral part of the Mohave County lifestyle and there is plenty to stimulate the cultural palates of the young and old. The region offers a rich history of cultures and events, including Native American tribes, Lt. Edward Beale's camel-mounted expedition of 1857, miners, steam boaters, ranchers, the building of Hoover Dam, the training of World War II airmen, the London Bridge, and the longest stretch of Route 66 still in use today.
Recreational Activities
Fitness And Recreational Sports
Lodging
Retail And Food Services
Parks, Museums And Historic Sites
3250 E. Kino Avenue 2nd FL
Kingman, AZ 86409
Phone: (928) 757-0960
Fax: (928) 757-0934
“"American Woodmark has called Mohave County AZ home for over 30 years. Our Kingman facility serves the 13 Western States
including Alaska and Hawaii. We are Strategically located to give us the ability to move our product quickly and efficiently to our
customers who serve a population base of nearly 70 million people.
- Robert Batty, Plant Manager Cascades, Inc.'s (Kingman AZ)”
“The Workforce is made up of dedicated, hardworking folks. Logistically, the region is an excellent strategic location for distribution and backhauling.
Geographically, there is easy access to Phoenix, La Vegas, Flagstaff and Los Angeles, not to mention the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and many tourist attractions.
- Jim Robertson CDME,CDS,CTP
KDC General Manager
McKee Foods (Kingman, AZ)”