U.S. Geological Survey Topographic Maps of Arizona. We can supply all topographic maps of the USA at the scales of 1:24,000; 1:100,000; and 1:250,000 as either paper maps or as raster, vector, 3-D contour or DEM files. Please see our U.S. Geological Survey section for complete listings of paper maps. Please see our Digital Maps section for a complete listing of digital maps.
 
Arizona Atlas and Gazetteer. DeLorme. Superb road atlas on a topographic map base. With extensive gazetteer and list of places to see and things to do. Softcover.
62-5448
Atlas
$19.95
 
Recommended! Arizona Shaded Relief Wall Map. 1:550,000. Raven Maps. The Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, and Monument Valley are all part of the spectacular Colorado Plateau in the north. Rugged mountain ranges run along just south of the plateau, and a series of fertile valleys lie between mountain ranges like Santa Catalina, Superstition, Chiricahua, and Gila. Elevations are represented by color, and this, in combination with our relief shading technique, gives the map a 3-dimensional look.Size is 107 x 130 cm (42 x 51").
Thumbnail of the map. Sample of the detail.
62-5451
Each, rolled
$30
62-5451L
Laminated
$50
 
Arizona Topographic Maps. 1:500,000. USGS. The map measures 120 x 140 cm.
Digital Topographic Maps. We offer Maptech's digital 1:24,000 topographic maps on CD-ROM for the entire USA.
Please see our Digital Maps Listings for complete lists and other details.
Grand Canyon Hiking Guide - with Bryce and Zion Canyons. Cicerone, 2008. The Grand Canyon is one of the wonders of the world. Its 277-mile length is protected by 1.2 million acres of national park. The fabulous views of nature's sculpture are known world-wide - indeed are even better than our wildest imaginings. The walking trails are equally awesome. Many are serious endeavours only for the most experienced trekkers.
The American South-West hosts a profusion of national and state parks and wildernesses. It boasts a seemingly endless variety of deep canyons, deserts high and low, snow-capped mountains and raging rivers. The Grand Canyon is only the largest of these canyons; the smaller Zion and Bryce National Parks are less famous, but lose nothing in comparison.
Maps recommended by the author, published by National Geographic/Trails Illustrated
63-2011
Grand Canyon N.P. 1:74,000.
$9.95
63-2059
Bryce Canyon N.P. 1:37,000.
$9.95
63-2068
Zion N.P. 1:38,000.
$9.95
Geologic Map of the Eastern Part of the Grand Canyon National Park. 1:62,500. 1980. GCNHA. This map shows the geology of the eastern part of the Grand Canyon in striking color, and makes an unusual wall hanging. Map size is 60 x 42 inches (150 x 107 cm).
Thumbnail image of the entire map. Sample of the map detail.
62-5480
1 sheet, rolled
$14.95
62-5480L
Laminated
$39.95
 
Historic photos Geologic Map of the Grand Canyon. 1:100,000. USGS, 2000 (I-2688). The map is at a smaller scale than 62-5480 above, but has the additional text and photographs. A large topographic map and legend display in color the geologic layers of the Grand Canyon. Historic photographs and drawings highlight interesting facts and a 15-page pamphlet describes geologic setting and structural geology with sections on surficial deposits, volcanic deposits, and Mesozoic and Paleozoic sedimentary rocks. Use this map to teach and learn about the landforms, geology, and other physical features of the national park. Map scale is 1:100,000 and measures 58"x41".
Thumbnail image of the entire map.
Waterproof! Flagstaff Trails Map. 1:35,000. Emmitt Banks Cartography, 2004. The map shows more than 200 miles of single-track trails, 25 miles of Flagstaff Urban Trails (FUTS), 300 miles of rideable forest roads, and 140 miles of on-street bikeways, and covers 375 square miles of area around Flagstaff, from Upper Lake Mary on the south to north of the San Francisco Peaks.
Shaded relief gives the map a "3D" appearance and makes topography easy to read. Contour lines are depicted at an interval of 50 feet. Vertical profiles help users judge the difficulty of the trail before embarking on a hike or ride.
Printed two sides in full color on durable, waterproof, tear-resistant synthetic paper. Unfolded size is 24 x 37 inches; folds down to 4 x 7.75 inches. The scale is 1:35,000 (1 inch = 2,917 feet or 0.552 miles).
62-54762
1 sheet, folded.
$10.95
 
Waterproof! Sedona Trails Map. 1:29,000. Emmitt Banks Cartography. The Sedona map has the same great features as the Flagstaff Trails Map, including easy-to-read shaded topography, trail mileage and spot elevations, summary information for all 94 trails shown on the map, vertical profiles for 60 trails, and UTM coordinates for GPS users. Other information includes campgrounds, picnic areas, trailheads, wilderness areas, landmarks, scenic views, and vortexes.
Like the Flagstaff Trails Map, all of the trails were hiked and/or biked by Emmitt Barks Cartography, and trail alignments were derived using a global positioning system (GPS), which gives the map unequaled accuracy and completeness.
This map is printed two sides in full color on durable, waterproof, tear-resistant synthetic paper. Unfolded size is 24 x 37 inches; folds down to 4 x 7.75 inches. The scale is 1:29,000 (1 inch = 2,417 feet or 0.468 miles).
62-54763
1 sheet, folded.
$10.95
 
Hiker's Guide to the Superstition Wilderness. Clear Creek Publishing, 1995. Although somewhat old, this remains the best guide to a wonderful area that's as close as 1 hour from Phoenix. Thorough: covers all trails & creekbed routes in great detail, with junctions keyed to reproduced USGS maps, plus a wealth of fascinating info on the area's rich history & legends such as the fabled Lost Dutchman mine.
Arizona--Seismicity Map. 1:1,000,000. 1986. USGS (MF-1852). Map size is 89 x 119 cm.
62-5415
1 sheet, folded
$9.95
Arizona--Arizona Earthquakes Map, 1776-1980. 1:1,000,000. ABGMT (Bull. 193). The map shows the epicenters for earthquakes from 1830 to 1980. The book is a compilation of earthquake data for Arizona. The data are presented in chronologic order with information on date, time, locality, intensity, damage, and more. Map size is 61 x 80 cm; the text is 456 pp.
62-5416
Each
$19.95
Arizona--Metallic Mineral Districts Map. 1:1,000,000. 1983, ABGMT. More than 450 metallic mineral deposits are illustrated on this map. Each district is color-coded to show ore type and geologic environment. Complete with a 58-page text.
62-5440
Each, folded
$14.95
Arizona--Landsat Image Map. 1:500,000. 1984. USGS. This sepia colored map highlights the topography of Arizona, showing the Grand Canyon in the north and copper mining districts in the south. The map measures 120 x 156 cm.
62-5477
1 sheet, rolled
$7.95
Arizona--Energy Resources of Arizona. 1:1,000,000. Arizona Geological Survey (DTE-1) 1991. With 17-page text.
62-5484
Set, folded
$10
Arizona--Radon in Arizona. 1:32,000 and 1:1,000,000. Arizona Geological Survey (B-199) 1993. Two sheets, with open-file report 90-5.
62-5486
Set, folded
$39.95
Arizona--Geothermal Resources Map. 1:500,000. 1982. AGBMT/NOAA. This map illustrates the geothermal potential from volcanic centers, hot springs and geothermal waters. Map size is 119 x 160 cm.