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*The University of Arizona in Tucson at http://www.arizona.edu/, has an extensive collection of maps, atlases, and aerial photographs covering Arizona, southwestern United States, and Mexico. Arizona State University in Tempe at http://www.asu.edu/ also has a sizable collection of maps. | *The University of Arizona in Tucson at http://www.arizona.edu/, has an extensive collection of maps, atlases, and aerial photographs covering Arizona, southwestern United States, and Mexico. Arizona State University in Tempe at http://www.asu.edu/ also has a sizable collection of maps. | ||
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Arizona Maps Online[edit | edit source]
Historical Maps[edit | edit source]
Modern Maps[edit | edit source]
Printable maps are also available from the National Atlas of the United States -- http://nationalatlas.gov/printable.html
Arizona Maps at the Family History Library[edit | edit source]
- The Family History Library has some single maps of Arizona, and an atlas covering the years 1790-1871 (Family History Library film 002083.)
- Another helpful atlas is Henry P. Walker and Don Bufkin, Historical Atlas of Arizona. Norman, Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1979. (Family History Library book Q 979.1 E7w).
Other Collections[edit | edit source]
- The University of Arizona in Tucson at http://www.arizona.edu/, has an extensive collection of maps, atlases, and aerial photographs covering Arizona, southwestern United States, and Mexico. Arizona State University in Tempe at http://www.asu.edu/ also has a sizable collection of maps.