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Rows of NASCAR race cars speed down the track at Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale, Arizona, with packed grandstands full of spectators beside them. Soufrière, Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe
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Phoenix Raceway

stadium, Avondale, Arizona
Also known as: Phoenix International Raceway
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  • Avondale: Phoenix International Raceway
    Avondale

    …industrial parks, along with the Phoenix International Raceway. Like other communities across Arizona, particularly in the Phoenix metropolitan area, in the early 21st century the city experienced tremendous population growth. Inc. 1946. Pop. (2010) 76,238; (2020) 89,334.

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    …industrial parks, along with the Phoenix International Raceway. Like other communities across Arizona, particularly in the Phoenix metropolitan area, in the early 21st century the city experienced tremendous population growth. Inc. 1946. Pop. (2010) 76,238; (2020) 89,334.

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