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The richest city in Arizona might not come as a shock to you.
Paradise Valley was ranked as the richest city in Arizona, according to Business Insider, with an average median income of $176,000 per household.
The website used data measurements from towns and cities with at least 1,000 people living in it, ranging from years 2013-17 to determine the richest towns in the country.
Towns in six states listed on the Business Insider map ranked among the wealthiest with $250,000 and above.
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