Around 1976, Golden Valley, Arizona, was established as a rural subdivision community between Kingman and Bullhead City, primarily developed for residential living on 2.5-acre parcels. Developed largely by the Golden Valley Development Company from California, this area has historically served as a quiet, desert residential area known for its open spacesLocation: Situated along Arizona State Route 68, west of Kingman. Development: Characterized by 2.5-acre minimum parcel sizes. Surroundings: Located in the Mojave Desert, near the historic Route 66 area and Kingman, which serves as the county seat. Growth: The area has historically been known for its sparse development and rural feel. For specific historical records, local property archives, or archived issues of the Kingman Daily Miner from 1976, it is advised to check Mohave County records or the Kingman Public Library.