Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Santa Catalina Ranger District, Coronado National Forest, Arizona Travel

Pusch Ridge Wilderness, Santa Catalina Ranger District, Coronado National Forest, Arizona TravelPusch Ridge towers over Tucson and the surrounding desert as one of the most prominent features of the Santa Catalina Mountains. With its lower slopes dotted with cactus and its upper reaches dark with pines, this unmistakable landmark makes the point in no uncertain terms that this is a land of extremes in biodiversity as well as topography. Within the 56,933 acre Wilderness, elevations range from 2,800 to 8,800 feet. Deep canyons separated by

ruins/historical sites

The bottom inset is a map of the United States highlighting Arizona and its neighboring states

The early maps were obtained from the National Archives and the overlays were created from a U

Latitude = 37° 0' 0" N to 42° 0' 0" N

There are hundreds of miles of hiking trails

* Includes the species you are most likely to encounter in southwestern deserts and foothills

Lines that were absent on the map of 1886 may be found on the later maps as they were developed

Projection: UTM (black) and Latitude & Longitude (red)

Darla Francis

Detailed index & Major Street Index

two-sided folding map

El Dorado National Forest