2014 Map of Corona De Tucson

About this map

Corona De Tucson sits at the heart of this Pima County landscape, where suburban residential development meets the rising elevations of the Santa Rita Mountains. The street grid reflects a period of expansion, with named thoroughfares like E Sahuarita Rd and E Andrada Rd providing the framework for growing neighborhoods. To the south, the terrain transitions into the protected lands of the Coronado National Forest, where the topography becomes significantly more complex. In this southern sector, the desert floor gives way to the natural drainage of Sycamore Canyon and the site of Sycamore Spring. The map documents a specific moment in Arizona's modern growth, contrasting the rectilinear planning of the desert valley with the high-relief wilderness of the national forest boundary.