-Ajo is a vintage mining town in the Sonoran Desert, 43 miles north of the Mexican border
-Population: ~3300
-Ajo (pronounced AH-hoe) is Spanish for "garlic"
-Ajo Plaza is an historic Spanish Colonial Revival town center in Ajo, Arizona
-The plaza is a central location for festivals, celebrations, coffee, and morning walks
-Ajo Plaza features a lush green lawn, Spanish Colonial Revival storefronts, arched walkways, an historic train depot, restaurants, galleries, and murals
-The plaza is a central location for festivals, celebrations, coffee, and morning walks
-Ajo Plaza features a lush green lawn, Spanish Colonial Revival storefronts, arched walkways, an historic train depot, restaurants, galleries, and murals
