Why do most of the UFO sightings seem to take place in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Mexico?

Question

Why do most of the UFO sightings seem to take place in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada and Mexico?

Answer 1

They are trying to get their president back from area 51 when he crash landed in the remote place of Roswell .  They are studying us to figure our weakest point, their conclusion was the mouth.

Answer 2

That is where most of the military train and experimental flights  are

Answer 3

Arizona has Sedona, a supposedly psychically active place, with ley lines and such.

New Mexico has Los Alamos, which (rumor has it) has been known to do UFO technology-related research (back-engineering).

Nevada has Area 51, the main site where UFO back-engineering is supposed to be taking place.

Mexico (and most of South America, for that matter) doesn't send their air force jets up to shoot at the UFOs when they fly in.  The US still does that (so I hear).

Answer 4

Because the lights from cities make it difficult to see UFOs in other places.  So most UFO sightings occur in the most remote settings where there isn't any ambient light.

Answer 5

Simple answer; They don't.

In the past year, there were major UFO sightings in Texas, in Cleveland, Ohio, at the O'Hare airport in Chicago, in Minnesota, and the MOST active UFO hotspot right now is England, they have had dozens of major sightings this year, including a police helicopter being nearly hit by a flying saucer, and a mile-wide triangle craft over the English Channel Isles. Just last week a military base in England had UFOS show up, which were recorded by a soldier on his cell phone.

The U.S. southwest is indeed a very active hotspot for UFOs, has been for 60 years at least, but other areas are equally active, New York's Hudson Valley is extremely active, always has been. Florida's Gulf Breeze is another hotspot.

A visit to the National UFO Reporting Center, nuforc.org, will show you a breakdown of ufo reports by state.