The city of Williams is located in Coconino County in Arizona, USA. It is situated at a little distance to the south of the Grand Canyon and is an important tourist destination in Arizona.
The city was initially home to the Native Americans, and later, Spanish settlers began to come in due to the flourishing fur trade in the region.
This city now has a population of around 3,000 and is spread over an area of approximately 113 sq km.
The terrain of the city is mainly mountainous with lush greenery, clear lakes, and rocky areas.
The Bill Williams Mountains is the highest point of elevation in the city.
Williams experiences warm weather during the summer months, whereas the winters are cooler and pleasant.
Maximum numbers of tourists visit the city during the winter months. At present the economy of the city revolves around the service sector, the manufacturing industry and the tourism industry.
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