Classic USGS Chiricahua Peak Arizona 7.5'x7.5' Topo Map

Historical USGS topographic quad map of Chiricahua Peak in the state of Arizona. Typical map scale is 1:24,000, but may vary for certain years, if available. Print size: 24" x 27"

This quadrangle is in the following counties: Cochise.

The map contains contour lines, roads, rivers, towns, and lakes. Printed on high-quality waterproof paper with UV fade-resistant inks, and shipped rolled.

Contains the following named places: Anita Park, Anita Spring, Baker Canyon, Bathtub Forest Camp, Bear Canyon, Bear Spring, Black Mountain, Brushy Canyon, Brushy Creek, Buckskin Saddle, Chiricahua Peak, Cima Park, Cima Ranger Station, Cottonwood Creek, Cottonwood Spring, Cypress Forest Camp, Deer Spring, Dobson Peak, Eagle Spring, Erickson Peak, Flys Peak, Hermitage Forest Camp, Junction Saddle, Lone Juniper Spring, Monte Vista Peak, Mormon Canyon, Mormon Spring, Morse Canyon, Morse Canyon Campground, North Fork Rucker Canyon, North Ward Canyon, Pole Bridge Canyon, Price Spring, Paint Rock, Raspberry Ridge, Red Rock Canyon, Round Park, Rucker Canyon Ranch, Rucker Forest Camp, Rucker Lake, Rucker Ranger Station, Sage Peak, Sanders Peak, Saulsbury Canyon, Juniper Spring, Snowshed Peak, Sycamore Canyon, Sycamore Spring, Turkey Creek Campground, Turkey Creek Ranger Station, Turkey Pen Canyon, Turtle Mountain, Ward Canyon, West Turkey Creek Campground, Winn Falls, Booger Spring, Camp Rucker Campground, Cima Saddle, Coal Pit Tank, Cottonwood Canyon Trail Two Hundred Sixtysix, Crest Trail Two Hundred Seventy, Cummings Tank, Monte Vista Peak Lookout, Mormon Ridge Trail Two Hundred Sixtynine, Pole Bridge Canyon Natural Area, Pole Bridge Trail Two Hundred Sixtyfour, Price Canyon Trail Two Hundred Twentyfour, Rucker Canyon Dam, Rucker Canyon Trail Two Hundred Twentytwo, Rucker Lake Campground, Rucker Raspberry Ridge Trail Two Hundred Twentyeight, Turtle Mountain Trail Two Hundred Nineteen, Walnut Grove Campground, Raspberry Peak, Coronado National Forest, Douglas Ranger District, Chiricahua Wilderness