The Gadsden Purchase was 29,670 square miles that was added to the US in 1853/1854.
The Gadsden Purchase, which allowed the US to acquire lands that include the southern regions of Arizona and New Mexico (also called the Mesilla Valley).
The United States paid Mexico 10 million dollars for the Gadsden Purchase, which included about 29,670 square miles of territory in what is now southern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. The purpose of the purchase was to acquire land for the construction of a transcontinental railroad.
Gadsden Purchase
Arizona's area is 113,990 square miles.
The 29,670 square miles of land purchased from Mexico by the United States later became part of Arizona and New Mexico. The land was purchased for $10 million dollars and was an attempt to help solve conflicts that were lingering from the Mexican-American War.States Purchased:ArizonaTexasCaliforniaNew Mexico
The Gadsden Purchase price was $10,000,000. After the Mexican-American war, the United States purchased land from Mexico that would become part of Arizona and New Mexico. Almost 30,000 square miles of land was bought.
Arizona has a total area of 113,990 square miles of which about 400 square miles is water.
Arizona has a total area of about 113,990 square miles, making it the sixth largest state in the United States.
Arizona has a total area of 113,998 square miles.
7.7 square miles.
It is 113,909 square miles.