Buckeye

Maps and Statistics of Buckeye

Buckeye is a rapidly growing city in Arizona, located in the western part of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Known for its warm climate and abundant sunshine, Buckeye is one of the fastest-growing cities in Arizona, drawing new residents with its affordable housing, community-oriented lifestyle, and diverse recreational opportunities. The city was originally founded in 1888 under the name "Sidney," but it was renamed Buckeye in 1910 due to the influence of early settlers from Ohio, known as the Buckeye State.

Buckeye's economy is bolstered by agriculture, retail, and manufacturing, though it is increasingly diversifying with the expansion of residential developments and commerce. The city offers a range of outdoor activities, with proximity to the White Tank Mountain Regional Park, which provides hiking, biking, and scenic views. Buckeye also hosts annual events like the Buckeye Air Fair and the Pioneer Days Festival, which celebrate its rich heritage and community spirit. With ongoing development plans, Buckeye is poised for continued growth and transformation.