Guadalupe is a Native American and Hispanic community of about 5,500 residents between Phoenix and Tempe at the base of South Mountain.

The Town proudly maintains a strong cultural and ethnic identity. It is named after the Virgin of Guadalupe, the patron saint of Mexico.

Guadalupe was founded by Yaqui Indians around the turn of the century. The Town of Guadalupe was incorporated in 1975 and is approximately one square mile in area.  Guadalupe is sandwiched between Interstate 10 and Phoenix on the West; Baseline Road and Tempe on the North, and by the Salt River Project's Highline Canal on the East.

At the Town of Guadalupe we always strive to provide up-to-date information on services that enhance your quality of life.  Please visit our Web site regularly for updates on the following:

• The latest action of our Town Council
• News, community events, and more!    

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