Pulliam Airport, located four miles south of downtown Flagstaff on 1-17, provides frequent daily flights to Phoenix. Greyhound and Amtrak also service the area. Most major medical specialties are offered, including neurosurgery, complex orthopedics and plastic surgery. The new Cancer Center of Northern Arizona is equipped with the latest medical technology which allows for the full spectrum of treatment options. Air shuttles, helicopter service and a fleet of ground ambulances provide immediate access to emergency care within a 130-mile radius of Flagstaff.
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Flagstaff is culturally rich. The history of the Colorado Plateau can be explored at Pioneer Historical Museum, Riordan State Park and the Museum of Northern Arizona, which features outstanding exhibits of Native American art and artifacts. Lowell Observatory is a leading astronomical institution. The discovery of the planet Pluto occurred from Lowell in 1930. Art lovers will enjoy the ever-changing exhibits at Northern Arizona University Beasely Art Gallery and other private galleries.