
The Coronado National Forest and Pusch Ridge Wilderness define the eastern landscape of this modern Pima County survey, where the desert floor meets the dramatic rise of the Santa Catalina Mountains. The suburban expansion of Oro Valley and Catalina is meticulously charted, showing the residential street networks that have filled the basins between Big Wash and the ephemeral Cañada del Oro. Notable landmarks such as the La Cholla Airpark and the Resurrection Lutheran Church Memorial Garden provide specific points of interest for local historians studying recent growth patterns. The map also records the numerous canyons and peaks that overlook the valley, including Buster Mtn and Bighorn Mtn, illustrating the sharp boundary between developed desert communities and protected mountain wilderness.
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