Fort Mohave is located at the western edge of the Arizona border near where the statelines of Arizona, California, and Nevada meets. Although it is in this arid region, Fort Mohave does benefit by being on near the eastern banks of the mighty Colorado River.

Located in Mojave County, Fort Mohave was originally established to protect settlers when the majority of Mojave Indians decided not to participate in the westward migration to California brought upon the Gold Rush. The Fort served its function until 1890, and then all structures were abandoned by WWII. Today, the area where the fort now stands is a popular "Ghost Town".

The closest community to Fort Mojave is Mojave City, and Bullhead City is 7 miles to the north. The razzle dazzle of the "City of Sin", Las Vegas, is a 2 hour drive northwest, and the "City of the Sun", Phoenix, is a 3 hour trip southeast.

If you're interested in moving to the Arizona area and you're looking for exceptional real estate value, then you should do yourself a favor and consider Fort Mohave. With its affordability, investment here could be great with the rapid development and expansion of the surrounding area. For further information, talk to the area's real estate professionals.