Updated Pinal County Street & Road Atlas Available
PHOENIX, AZ –The 2007 Edition of the Pinal County Street & Road Atlas is available now. This countywide, up-to-date, full-color-detail atlas was first introduced in 2002 and has quickly become a very popular reference source for the most up-to-date street and road information in Pinal County.
Ranked as one of the fastest growing counties in the nation, the construction activity and growth in nearly every community of Pinal County has received the attention of national news. The folks at Wide World of Maps have committed to keep their maps updated. Company president James Willinger explains: “We’re a small local map company that takes great pride in the quality of our work. Keeping up with all of the changes and updates involves research, cooperation from the community, and a talented staff. Our company has been making maps of Arizona communities since the mid-'70’s, so we know what we are doing and customers often tell us we do it better than anyone else.”
Included are maps of incorporated cities: Casa Grande, Coolidge, Eloy, Florence, Maricopa, Mammoth, Superior, Kearny, and Apache Junction as well as large residential communities like Johnson Ranch, Queen Valley, Gold Canyon, SaddleBrooke, and many smaller rural communities in Pinal County. These easy-to-use maps show cities in different colors to make important county-city areas on the map stand out. Hospitals, schools, and parks are clearly marked, as well as points of interest, historical sites, monuments, and wilderness areas. Arizona’s major roads are clearly marked, as are the helpful addressing system block numbers and map grid. New this year is a helpful foldout map in the back of the book showing the entire county with its ZIP Codes.
The maps are assigned to three different sections. One section covers detailed residential street maps showing one township per page; while another section shows rural areas at a somewhat smaller scale with up to four townships per page. The third section shows detailed street maps of isolated smaller-population centers and towns as insets so they can also be seen in full detail. These sections are all made clear by the Map Page Index at the front of the book. Also at the front of the atlas are easy-to-understand Legends, Contents, and “How to Use the Atlas” sections provided in English as well as Spanish. A nice extra feature is a collection of scenic aerial photos that were taken around Pinal County, giving map users a unique bird’s-eye-view of selected sites and communities.
Unlike gas prices, the price of the new 11” x 11” 2007 Pinal County Street & Road Atlas has not gone up. Still priced at $24.95, the new edition of this popular street atlas is a real value. The new Pinal County Street & Road Atlas can be purchased at various retail stores in Pinal County or by calling Wide World of Maps in Phoenix at 602-279-2323 or 800-279-7654; visiting their website at www.maps4u.com; or visiting one of their three Phoenix area stores.
Founded in 1975 by Robert Molner and James Willinger, Wide World of Maps is the most complete map store in the Southwest, carrying every U.S.G.S. topographic map for Arizona, along with about a million other maps, books, and related items. The firm’s Phoenix Mapping Service division publishes street maps for Arizona and produces custom maps for government and business.
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