Graham County is located in southeastern Arizona and is part of the Gila River Valley region. It is the sixth largest county in the state, covering an area of 4,641 square miles.

Graham County is governed by the Board of Supervisors, which is made up of five members who are elected from the districts in which they live. The county is divided into five districts, each of which elects one supervisor to a four-year term. The Board of Supervisors meets on the first and third Mondays of each month.

The county seat is located in Safford, Arizona, and other major cities in the county include Thatcher, Pima, and Fort Thomas.

The economy of Graham County is largely based on agriculture, with cotton, cattle, and hay being the main crops. Mining and manufacturing are also important industries in the county.

Graham County is home to several tourist attractions, including the Chiricahua National Monument, Roper Lake State Park, and the San Carlos Apache Cultural Center. The county also has an active arts and cultural scene, with the Graham County Historical Society and the Safford Art Gallery.

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