George Washington Carver Elementary School
George Washington Carver Elementary School is a school in Yuma County, Arizona. George Washington Carver Elementary School is situated near Yuma High School, as well as near the village Winterhaven.- School
- …lies at an elevation of 131 feet (40 metres)
- Also known as“Carver Elementary School”“Carver School”
Places of Interest Nearby
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Yuma High School
School
Yuma High School is the oldest high school in Yuma, Arizona.
2,200 feet east of George Washington Carver Elementary School
West Wetlands Park
Park
The West Wetlands Park is a public city park in the northwest edge of Yuma, Arizona.
1 mile north of George Washington Carver Elementary School
Colorado River State Historic Park
Colorado River State Historic Park, formerly Yuma…
1 mile northeast of George Washington Carver Elementary School
Places in the Area
Nearby places include Yuma and Winterhaven.
Winterhaven
Winterhaven is a census-designated place in Imperial County, California.
1½ miles north of George Washington Carver Elementary School
Andrade
Hamlet
Andrade is a small locale in the southeasternmost…
5 miles west of George Washington Carver Elementary School
George Washington Carver Elementary School
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Latitude
32.71696° or 32° 43′ 1″ north
Longitude
-114.63592° or 114° 38′ 9″ west
Open location code
8547P987+QJ
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