Coronado National Forest: Safford and Santa Catalina Ranger Districts (USDA)
The 1.7 million-acre Coronado consists of 15 mountain ranges which rise dramatically from a sea of surrounding desert. These are sometimes referred to as "Sky Islands." Elevations frange from 3,000 feet to 10,720 feet above sea level, supporting vegetation communities as biologically diverse as those encountered from Mexico to Canada. Views from these mountains are spectacular and visitors might experience all four seasons during a single day in the Coronado, spending the morning wandering among giant saguaros and the colorful cottonwood trees and playing in the snow later in the afternoon.
Coronado National Forest: Safford and Santa Catalina Ranger Districts provides information on recreational uses, local plants and wildlife, surface management, trails, roads, streams, lakes, visitors centers, facilities available, campgrounds, and picnic areas. The map also displays color photographs of points of interest and activities. The map covers the ranger districts of the Coronado National Forest which are north of Interstate 10, and the scale is generally ½ inch per mile (1:126,720).
Two-sided, self-cover, waterproof paper map.
Scale: 1:126,720
Size:
4” x 9” folded35.75” x 35.75” unfolded
Price: $14.95
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Part # 40393
