Ash Fork, Arizona
United States
Ash Fork, Arizona shares 12 connections with 203 other places across 6 topics, spanning transportation history, nature, and film. The town was founded in 1882 as a siding of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad and later became a stop along U.S. Route 66, earning a brief mention in the 1947 Humphrey Bogart film Dark Passage. The surrounding area inspired the 2006 Pixar film Cars, and a Fred Harvey Company hotel operated here from 1907 to 1948.
Lee Patton
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Alpine, Texas | Carbon, Texas
Coconino National Forest
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Sedona, Arizona | Village of Oak Creek, Arizona | Munds Park, Arizona | Red Rock, Yavapai County, Arizona
Pixar
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Ypsilanti, Michigan | Emeryville, California | Erick, Oklahoma | Chinatown, Toronto | Stroud, Oklahoma
Fred Harvey Company
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Leavenworth, Kansas | Barstow, California | Florence, Kansas | Belen, New Mexico | Las Vegas, New Mexico
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Kingman, Arizona | Seligman, Missouri | Gallup, New Mexico | Holbrook, Arizona | Grants, New Mexico
Grand Canyon National Park
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: United States | Arizona | Colorado | Las Vegas, Nevada | Utah
Cars (film)
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: United States | California | Los Angeles, California | Canada | Chicago, Illinois
Humphrey Bogart
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: United States | London, England | France | California | New York City, New York
Santa Fe Railroad
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: Oakland, California | Southwestern United States | Galveston, Texas | Amarillo, Texas | Irvine, California
Grand Canyon
Connects Ash Fork, Arizona to: United States | France | California | Los Angeles, California | Germany