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GM Johnson Flagstaff, Sedona, Grand Canyon, City Street Map
It took a Canadian company to publish the best street map of Flagstaff! This map, printed on two sides, shows more of Flagstaff's important outlying subdivisions than any other commercially-available street map I know of. It also shows street detail of other cities, 
towns, and subdivisions of Coconino County, including Sedona, Blue Ridge, Forest Lake Estates, Fredonia, Grand Canyon Village, Kachina Village, Mountainaire, Mormon Lake, Munds Park, Page, Tuba City, Williams, and many rural areas in between. (This is the first time I've seen Tuba City depicted on any single-sheet commercial map.)There is also a complete map of Coconino County (Arizona's largest county, and the second largest in the country). The maps show typical street map details, such as schools, points of interest, hospitals, libraries, city halls, fire stations, block numbers, parks, golf courses, airports, shoppng centers,universities, cemeteries, and more. I did a spot check of some Flagstaff and Grand Canyon streets commonly mislabeled on other maps and found them correct on this map. (Though this latest edition doesn't show the recent relocation of Huntington Avenue and the new Fourth Street Overpass.)
The only weakness of this map, I think, is that it depicts too many roads in rural areas: On the county map, they seem to have included every dirt road found on USGS topo maps, including unnamed, obscure, and/or impassable ones, and the scale is not large enough for this to be useful. The extra lines make the map more difficult to read rather than adding value.
The named roads can be located by using the comprehensive index included.
Scale of street maps: about 1:36,200 (1 inch = about 0.57 mile). Scale of county map: about 1:352,000 (1 inch = about 5.6 miles). Size: about 39 x 27 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by GM Johnson and Associates, Canada, 2007. New.
Item #GMJ-FLAG. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
Rand McNally River Cities, Arizona / California / Nevada, Local Street Detail
Printed on two sides, this publication provides detailed street maps of cities along or near the Colorado River at the borders of Arizona, California, and Nevada. It includes street maps of Bullhead City, Kingman, Lake Havasu City and Parker, Arizona; Needles, California; and Laughlin, Nevada; plus many unicorporated areas in between. Each city map has comprehensive coverage of streets, and locates schools, hospitals, parks, post offices, libraries, and other important buildings. City streets and other important places can be located in the comprehensive index provided.A regional road map covering the tri-state area shows the major roads and the location of the detail maps of the cities.
Scale, about 1:35,482 (1 inch = about 0.56 mile). Size: about 40 x 28 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Rand McNally, 2003. New.
Item #RM-RIVCIT. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
North Star Mapping, Street Map of Kingman & Golden Valley plus Colorado River Recreation
Two-color street map of the city of Kingman, with insets for the nearby Golden Valley subdivisions and the Kingman Airport area. Fully indexed. (See detail at right.)The reverse side is a two-color shaded relief map of roads and recreation areas on or near the Colorado River, including western Grand Canyon National Park, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, and down-river to Yuma. This side includes short paragraphs on 17 points of interest,
Scale of Kingman maps: about 1 inch = 1/2 mile. Scale of Colorado River area map:
about 1 inch = 10 miles. Size: 27 x 18 inches. Folded. Paper.
North Star Mapping, 2003. New.
Item #NSM-King. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $2.95. Your price: $2.65
Rand McNally Mesa/Tempe, Arizona: local street detail
Comprehensive street maps of Mesa, Tempe, Apache Junction, and most of Gilbert and Chandler, and also Sun Lakes, printed on two sides. Curiously, there are quite a few streets in subdivisions scattered across the map which are not labeled; new developments? Private streets not required to share names with city street databases? Rand McNally offers no explanation, but I'd estimate that as many as 5% of the streets of the thousands shown are unlabeled. The map does show block numbers, parks, golf courses, cemetaries, regional shopping centers, hospitals, public schools, and more.An inset shows the main roads of the Phoenix-Mesa region. A comprehensive index enables you to locate the streets named on the main map.
Scale, about 1:34,850 (1 inch = about 0.55 mile). Size: about 40 x 28 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Rand McNally, 2005. New.
Item #RM-MESA. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
Wide World of Maps, Phoenix Metropolitan Street Atlas, 2008 editionComprehensive street atlas for the entire Phoenix region includes not only Arizona’s capital city, but also most of Peoria, Cave Creek, Carefree, Mirage, Surprise, Sun City, Litchfield Park, most of Buckeye, most of Goodyear, Avondale, Scottsdale, Paradise, Fountain Hills, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, most of Apache Junction, most of Queen Creek, and other areas in between. It even covers some outlying towns such as Wickenburg, Gold Canyon, and Gila Bend. Since the publisher is based in the area, they have an edge over other companies which produce street atlases for this region.
The map pages show all classes of roadways with names and numbering, schools, mobile home parks, picnic areas, trailheads, fire stations, law enforcement offices, hospitals, libraries, post offices and other public buildings, cemeteries, colleges and universities, parks, golf courses, shopping centers, military bases, lakes, canals, address alignments, and such features useful to realtors and property seekers as section lines and numbering, and township/range indicators. There are over seventy pages of regular street detail maps, plus more detailed maps of Downtown Phoenix, Phoenix Central Corridor, Downtown Scottsdale, Arizona State University Campus, and Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
There are also maps showing school district zones, zip code zones, the freeway/expressway system (including those under construction and proposed, plus light rail alignments), plus a fold-out map of the regions arterial and collector streets. The legend explaining map symbols is duplicated on a separate page in Spanish translation. A 66-page comprehensive index helps you locate the thousands of streets on the maps.
Scale of main maps, 1:40,000 (1 inch = about 0.63 miles).
Published by Phoenix Mapping Service (Wide World of Maps), Fall 2007 (2008 edition). About 152 pages including index,
about 11 x 11 inches, paperback with metal spiral binding.
Item #864. Shipping weight: 2.0 lbs. Publisher’s price: $24.95. Your price: $22.50
Rand McNally Phoenix, local street detail
Detailed street map printed on two sides. One side shows most of Phoenix and parts of adjacent cities including Tempe and Paradise Valley. On the reverse side is a northern continuation, and includes additional portions of Phoenix as far north as Deer Valey Airport and Pinnacle Pinnacle Peak Road. Those outlying areas of Phoenix west of 51st Street and south of Dobbins Road are not included on the map at all. There are two inset maps, one of which shows downtown Phoenix in detail, and the other shows the major highways and throughfares of the Phoenix region. A comprehensive index helps you locate the thousands of streets shown.The maps clearly distinguish highways, trhoughfares, and local roads. Block numbers are also indicated, as are shopping centers, parks, schools, hospitals, golf courses, and special points of interest. As is typical with recently published Rand McNally street maps, some of the streets—probably less than 5%—are not labeled.
Scale, about 1:33,580 (1 inch = about 0.53 mile). Size: about 28 x 39½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Rand McNally, 2005. New.
Item #RM-PHOENIX. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
North Star Mapping Rec. Map of Phoenix and Central Arizona
Colorful road map printed on two sides. One side shows an oblique view of Phoenix, Tempe, Scottsdale, Mesa, Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale, and Peoria showing only the main streets and highways of the valley. The mountains of the area are pictorially represented. (See sample at right.) Numerous recreational facilities, museums, shopping centers, riding stables, golf courses, and other points of interest are shown. The reverse side shows central Arizona from Alamo Lake in the west, Prescott and Camp Verde in the north, east to Show Low, and south as far as Picacho Peak State park and Casa Grande. Relief shading is used to indicate the mountains.Scale of central Arizona map, about 1:602,000 (one inch = about 9.5 miles). Size: about 27 x 18 inches. Folded. Paper.
North Star Mapping, 2002/2005. New.
Item #NSM-PHX-REC. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $2.95. Your price: $2.65
Wide World of Maps, Pinal County Street & Road Atlas, 2006 editionComprehensive street and road atlas for the county which sits between Phoenix's Maricopa County and Tucson's Pima County. Cities, towns, and other communities featured in the atlas include Florence, Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Maricopa, Coolidge, Eloy, Arizona City, Superior, Kearney, Dudleyville, Mammoth, Oracle, Ak-Chin, Sacatan, and many more.
The map pages show all classes of roadways with names and numbering, schools, mobile home parks, picnic areas, trailheads, fire stations, law enforcement offices, hospitals, libraries, post offices and other public buildings, cemeteries, colleges and universities, parks, golf courses, shopping centers, military bases, lakes, canals, address alignments, and such features useful to realtors and property seekers as section lines and numbering, and township/range indicators. There are about fifty pages of regular street detail maps, plus about thirty more of less detailed road maps of the rural portions of the county.
Inludes an index map of the whole county and a small road map of the entire state. A 16-page comprehensive index helps you locate the thousands of streets on the maps.
Scale of most urban street maps, 1:40,000 (1 inch = about 0.63 miles); scale of most rural road maps, about 1:85,500 (1 inch = about 1.35 mile).
Published by Phoenix Mapping Service (Wide World of Maps), 2006. About 96 pages, about 11 x 11 inches, paperback with metal spiral binding.
Item #372. Shipping weight: 1.5 lbs. Publisher’s price: $24.95. Your price: $22.50
North Star Mapping Street Map of Pinetop-Lakeside & Show Low plus the White MountainsStreet map of the Pinetop-Lakeside communities and the town of Show Low. Printed in two colors, fully indexed. Reverse side is a road map of the region, including the Mogollon Rim, Fort Apache and San Carlos reservations, and the National Forest encompassing the White Mountains. The area encompassed includes Payson and Apache Junction in the west, Snowflake and Saint Johns in the north, Silver City, New Mexico in the east, and Safford in the south. This side includes a chart of fish species present in various bodies of water in the White Mountains and waters of the Mogollon Rim.
Scale of street maps: about 1 inch = 1/2 mile. Scale of White Mountains area map: about 1 inch = 10 miles. Size: 27 x 18 inches. Folded. Paper.
North Star Mapping. 2003. New.
Item #NSM-PLSL. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $2.95. Your price: $2.65 (Out of stock)
Wide World of Maps Rim Country & White Mountains Communities Atlas Plus Recreation GuideNew atlas covering the region above and below the Mogollon Rim of east-central Arizona, and also the White Mountain region. Includes 24 regional maps that show paved and dirt roads, land lines, lakes, creeks, major powerlines, trailheads, and more. Color tints distinguish Forest Service lands from other property. Elevation contours give an idea of the form of the land—but the contours are not marked with elevations, so have limited usefulness.
A second section gives street details of 32 communities, including Alpine, Concho, Eager, Greer, Heber, Kohls Ranch, Lakeside, Inden, McNary, Nutrioso, Overgaard, Payson, Pine, Pinetop, Show Low, Snowflake, Springerville, St. Johns, Strawberry, Young, Whiteriver, and more. Streets and roads of both sections are fully indexed.
Three pages of recreational information is included, plus phone numbers of important fire, police, and other governmental contacts, and a list of locations of airports, colleges and schools, golf courses, medical facilities, and parks.
The maps are printed in many easy-to-read colors, and in my judgment, the entire atlas is very well made.
Scale of regional maps, about 1:105,000 (1 inch = about 1-2/3 mile); scale of town street maps varies, many are around 1:33,600 (1 inch = about 0.53 mile).
Published by Wide World of Maps/Phoenix Mapping Service, 2006. About 60 pages, 11 x 11 inches, card cover with metal spiral binding.
Item #421. Shipping weight: 1.3 lbs. Publisher's price: $24.95. Your price: $22.50
North Star Mapping Street Map of Prescott & Prescott Valley plus Northern Arizona RecreationStreet map of the city of Prescott and of Prescott Valley, printed in six colors and fully indexed. On the reverse side is a multi-color road map of recreational points of interest, including the Grand Canyon, the Navajo and Hualapai reservations, and adjacent national forests. The area covered is bounded by the Arizona-Utah border in the north, Kingman in the west, Prescott in the south, and Holbrook in the east. Also includes a short paragraph on each of over two dozen parks, monuments, and other features. (This Northern Arizona map is identical to the one included on the reverse side of the Street Map of Flagstaff listed above.)
Scale of Prescott map: about 1 inch = 1/2 mile. Scale of Northern Arizona map: about 1 inch = 10 miles. Size: 27 x 18 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by North Star Mapping, 2003. New.
Item #NSM-PPV. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $3.95. Your price: $3.55 (out of stock)
GM Johnson, Prescott, Verde Valley, Yavapai County City Street Map
Comprehensive road and street map printed on two sides, covers more communities in Yavapai County than any other single-sheet map we know of. Besides Prescott, it includes Ash Fork, Bagdad, Black Canyon City, Camp Verde, Chino Valley, Clarkdake, Congress, Cordes Junction, Cottonwood, Jerome, Lake Montezuma, Mayer, Middle Verde, Oak Creek, Paulden, Peeples Valley, Prescott Valley, Seligman, Spring Valley, Verde Valley, Walker, Wilhoit, Yarnell, and adjacent subdivisions.The biggest map on the sheet is of the Prescott and Prescott Valley region, with the next biggest covering the Verde Valley (on the reverse). Those towns not in these two regions are shown in insets at the same scale as the main maps. There is also an inset map covering the main roads of the entire county. An extensive index enables you to locate the streets on the maps. The major freeways, highways, arterials, and local streets are clearly distinguished, but it is often difficult to tell the lines representing rivers and creeks from those which represent "other" roads (probably dirt roads). But this is the only significant drawback of the map I see. It has all of the other standard features of good street maps, including the location of schools, hospitals, post offices, fire and police stations, points of interest, block numbers, parks, golf courses, airports, shopping centers, universities, cemeteries, and more.
Scale of street maps, about 1:36,115 (1 inch = about 0.57 mile). Size: about 39½ x 27 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by GM Johnson, Canada, 2007. New.
Item #GMJ-PRESCOTT. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
Rand McNally Scottsdale, local street detail
Detailed street map printed on two sides. One side is dominated by the main map, and about two-thirds of Scottsdale is shown on this side. Bordering unincorporated areas of Maricopa County, plus adjacent streets of Phoenix, Paradise Valley, Mesa, and Tempe are also depicted. Central Scottsdale (which is actually now in the extreme south part of the town as it has grown) is shown in a larger scale inset.On the reverse side is a continuation of the main map, showing most of the northern region of the city. It also includes all of the city of Carefree. An additional map is an extension eastward from the main map, covering the city of Fountain Hills. A more general map of the entire Phoenix-Scottsdale region is included on this side, and shows the major avenues and freeways.
The maps clearly distinguish major classes of highways and streets. Block numbers are included, and the maps also locate airports, major buildings, parks, golf courses, hospitals, cemeteries, shopping centers, scholls, and more.
A comprehensive index is divided between both sides, and helps you locate the couple of thousand streets on the map. Like other recently made city streets, a small but significant number of the streets shown are not labelled.
Scale, about 1:34,850 (1 inch = about 0.55 miles). Size: about 28 x 40 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Rand McNally, 2005. New.
Item #RM-SCOT. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
North Star Mapping Street Map of Sedona & Cottonwood plus Northern Arizona RecreationStreet maps of the towns of Sedona, Cottonwood, and Clarkdale, plus Verde Village, and the Village of Oak Creek. Printed in seven colors and fully indexed. On the reverse side is a multi-color road map of recreational points of interest, including the Grand Canyon, the Navajo and Hualapai reservations, and adjacent national forests. The area covered is bounded by the Arizona-Utah border in the north, Kingman in the west, Prescott in the south, and Holbrook in the east. Also includes a short paragraph on each of over two dozen parks, monuments, and other features. (This Northern Arizona map is identical to the one included on the reverse side of the Street Map of Flagstaff listed above.)
Scale of street maps: about 1 inch = 1/2 mile. Scale of Northern Arizona map: about 1 inch = 10 miles. Size: 27 x 18 inches. Folded. Paper.
North Star Mapping, 2002. New.
Item #NSM-SC. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $3.95. Your price: $3.55 (out of stock)
Wide World of Maps Tucson Metropolitan Street Atlas 2007 editionDetailed atlas covering local streets of the entire Tucson area, including SaddleBrooke, Marana, Oro Valley, Catalina, Summerhaven, Casas Adobes, Catalina Foothills, Tanque Verde, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, the San Xavier District of Tohono O’Odham Nation, Diamond Bell Ranch, Sahuarita, Vail, Mountain View, Ajo, Corona de Tucson, New Tucson, Mescal, Green Valley, Arivaca Junction, Arivaca, South Tucson, and, of course, Tucson itself.
The maps clearly distinguish freeways and expressways, interstate highways, US highways, state highways, and forest roads, as well as local streets. Freeway exit number are indicated, mileposts along highways are also shown. Numerous other features are mapped, including campgrounds, picnic areas, ski areas, trailheads, ranger stations, points of interest, fire stations, law enforcement offices, high schools, elementary and jr. high schools, charter high schools, charter elementary and junior high schools, hospitals, post offices, libraries, municipal buildings, county buildings, lakes, dry river channels, cemeteries, colleges and universities, desert parks, green parks, gold courses, major institutions, military installations, national forest and parks, shopping centers, sports facilities, and more. Also shows address alignments, section lines and numbers, and township/range numbering.
New to this edition is a large print section which adds 32 more pages of maps showing the more congested areas at double the scale of the standard street maps, which latter are still included.
Additional attributes include a general map of Pima County, an area map of the Tucson region with major roads only (covering 3½ atlas pages), a map of Tucson International Airport, another map of school district zones, another still of zip code zones, a more detailed downtown Tucson street map locating more features than can fit on the regular atlas page, and a full page map locating the buildings of the University of Arizona. And in the inside back cover there is a fold-out map showing the arterial and collector streets of Metropolitan Tucson, with zip code zones.
A 38-page index enables you to locate the streets, airports, schools, golf courses, libraries, medical facilities, parks, and other places of interest on the atlas maps.
Scale of main maps, 1:40,000 (1 inch = about 0.63 miles).
Published by Phoenix Mapping Service (Wide World of Maps), 2006 (2007 edition). About 134 pages, about 11 x 11 inches, paperback with metal spiral binding.
Item #777. Shipping weight: 2.0 lbs. Publisher’s price: $21.95. Your price: $20.00
Rand McNally Tucson, Arizona, City MapDetailed street map printed on two sides. On one side is the main map showing practically all of the incorporated part of Tucson, plus numerous adjacent unincorporated subdivisions. On the reverse side are maps of the communities to the south, showing Sahuarita, Continental and Green Valley. An inset shows the major roads of the entire region. A comprehensive index helps you locate the thousands of streets shown.
The maps clearly distinguish local, secondary, and major roads. Block numbers are also indicated, as are shopping centers, parks, schools, hospitals, golf courses, and special points of interest. As is typical with recently published Rand McNally street maps, some of the streets—probably less than 5%—are not labeled.
Scale, about 1:31,680 (1 inch = about 0.5 mile). Size: about 39½ x 28 inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by Rand McNally, 2007 (dated 2008). New.
Item #RM-TUCSON. Shipping weight: 0.2 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45
Wide World of Maps Yavapai/Coconino Counties Street and Road Atlas 2008 EditionThis updated and expanded edition has easy to read maps, with more coverage of rural subdivisions than prior editions. Emphasis is on developed areas—do not expect maps of remote, unpopulated areas of each county (while the maps show recreation areas if they are in the vicinity of subdivisions, this is not an atlas that is of much use for hikers, campers, and hunters). The developed areas that are shown not only depict complete street details that you would expect from a city or town map, but also show the township and section lines. The streets of each county are fully indexed.
For Coconino County the atlas shows complete street coverage for the cities, towns, and communities of Bellemont, Blue Ridge, Doney Park, Fernwood, Flagstaff, Forest Lakes, Fort Valley, Fredonia, Grand Canyon Village, Greenehaven, Kachina Village, Little Horse Park, Moenkopi, Mormon Lake Village, Mountainaire, Munds Park, Page, Parks, Red Lake, Sedona, Timberline, Tuba City, Wahweap, and Williams. There is also a map of the Northern Arizona University campus.
For Yavapai County the atlas shows Ash Fork, Bagdad, Black Canyon City, Camp Verde, Chino Valley, Clarkdale, Congress, Cordes Junction, Cordes Lakes, Cornville, Crown King, Date Creek, Dewey-Humboldt, Diamond Valley, Fort Rock, Granite Dells, Groom Creek, Highland Pines, Hillside, Hootenanny Holler, Jerome, Kayfour, Kirkland, Lake Montezuma, Lynx Lake, McGuireville, Mayer, Page Springs, Paulden, Peeples Valley, Poland Junction, Ponderosa Park, Potato Patch, Prescott, Prescott Country Club, Prescott Lakes, Prescott Valley, Ponderosa Park, Red Rock, Sedona, Seligman, Skull Valley, Spring Valley, Talking Rock Ranch, Walker, Verde Village, Village of Oak Creek, Wilhoit, Yarnell, and Yavapai Hills. There is an easier-to-read enlargement of downtown Prescott, too.
Scale of detail map pages, about 1:36,115 (1 inch = about 0.57 mile); scale of rural map pages, about 1:72,860 (1 inch = about 1.15 miles).
Wide World of Maps, 2008 edition. About 111 pages including index, spiral bound, about 11 x 11 inches. New.
Item #7. Shipping weight: 1.5 lbs. Publisher's price: $24.95. Your price: $22.50
GM Johnson, Yuma, Yuma County, City Street Map
Excellent detailed street map printed on two sides. On one side is a large detailed street map extending from Yuma and Somerton east to Foothills, and showing apparently all streets and roads in between. An inset shows streets of Gadsden and San Luis, at the Mexican border. Different classes of roads are clearly distinguished: freeways, highways, arterials, collectors, minor roads, and other roads. Shows block numbers, one way streets, schools, post offices, city halls, fire and police stations, hospitals, libraries, points of interest, parks, golf courses, airports, shopping centers, universities, cemeteries, and military bases.On the reverse side is a map showing the roads and streets of the inhabited areas of all of Yuma County. Insets show street details of the residential area of Yuma Proving Ground, Wellton, the Noah-Tacna area, and Dateland. A comprehensive index helps you find the hundreds of streets and points of interest on the map.
Scale of Yuma region map, about 1:32,630 (1 inch = about 0.5 miles); scale of Yuma County map, about 1:130,000 (1 inch = about 16.5 miles). Size: about 39 x 26½ inches. Folded. Paper.
Published by GM Johnson and Associates, Canada, 2003. New.
Item #GMJ-YUMA. Shipping weight: 0.3 lb. Publisher's price: $4.95. Your price: $4.45 (Out of stock)
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