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Will you subdivide the parcels for me? |
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Currently, we have no plans to subdivide into lots. The parcels will be sold as they are currently listed. |
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Are there roads? |
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Yes, all of the parcels have roads or established access. |
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What are the restrictions on land use? |
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The acreage is covered by the Apache County Comprehensive Plan or the Nutrioso Area Plan. |
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Does the National Forest border a specific parcel? |
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Yes, all but three of the parcels back up to the Apache Region of the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. The two million acre National Forest encompasses the magnificent mountain country of east-central Arizona along the Mogollon Rim and the White Mountains. |
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Where is Nutrioso? |
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Nutrioso is a small community in the White Mountains of Arizona. Settled in 1875, this town remains a small retirement, seasonal, and bedroom community. A map of the region is posted here. Nutrioso is on highway 180/191 south of Springerville and Eager, and north of Alpine. |
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How do you pronounce Nutrioso? |
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Nutrioso is pronounced "new-tree-oh-so." Local folklore says that the town was named for the wildlife in the area — the Beaver and the Bear. Settlers combined the Spanish words "nutria" and "oso" into Nutrioso. Unfortunately, they somehow used the wrong word for "beaver," which is actually "castor." In Spanish, a "nutria" is an otter. |
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