La Paz County Park

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La Paz County Park
Location Arizona, United States
Nearest city Parker
Coordinates 34°13′20.89″N114°11′47.78″W / 34.2224694°N 114.1966056°W / 34.2224694; -114.1966056 Coordinates: 34°13′20.89″N114°11′47.78″W / 34.2224694°N 114.1966056°W / 34.2224694; -114.1966056
Governing body La Paz County

La Paz County Park is a camping ground in La Paz County.

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