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Flagstaff Area Maps

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Maps of the South of Flagstaff area and the state of Arizona are provided here to inform visitors about where we are located. Maps are great tools that help you understand an area and its surroundings.

Most maps fall short in communicating geographic features such as elevation. The South of Flagstaff Arizona communities are located in two distinctive geographic regions delineated by the Mogollon Rim The Flagstaff region above the Rim is in the 7000 foot elevation range. Below the Rim, Sedona and other Verde Valley communities are in the 3000 to 4500 foot elevation.

Maps of the individual South of Flagstaff communities may be accessed using the links at the bottom of this page. Use this link for a detailed map of Arizona.

As you can see below, we're in north-central Arizona... about mid-way between Phoenix and the Utah border.

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The primary north - south highway is Interstate 17, which connects Flagstaff and Phoenix.

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The communities of Kachina Village, Mountainaire, and Pinewood - Munds Park are accessed from Interstate17.Forest Highlands is just a few miles south of Flagstaff, and is reached via state route 89A.

To reach this highway from Flagstaff, take Interstate 17 south to the first exit (the Flagstaff airport and Coconino County fairgrounds - Ft. Tuthill exit). Turn right from the exit ramp, and immediately turn left onto state route 89A at the stop sign.

State route 89A runs north - south. It lies to the west of I-17 and connects Flagstaff and Sedona. This very scenic highway winds through the Ponderosa forest to the head of Oak Creek Canyon.

The highway then makes a steep, winding decent into Oak Creek Canyon. The stretch of highway from the head of the canyon to Sedona has been named one of the most beautiful drives in the USA.

Several Forest Service campgrounds in Oak Creek Canyon and around Sedona are also accessed from state route 89A. This highway continues across the Verde Valley, up Mingus Mountain and towards Prescott.

The area to the southeast of Flagstaff (above the Rim) is a beautiful recreation destination. Tall pines and junipers, fishing lakes, hiking and biking trails abound in the forest along Lake Mary Road.

Lake Mary Road lies to the east of Interstate17 and connects with I-17 in Flagstaff. It also runs north - south. This road connects Flagstaff and Clints Well, a community located near the intersection of Lake Mary Road and State Route 87.

Several communities are located along Lake Mary Road, just south of the Flagstaff city limits. Farther south you'll find several good fishing lakes, including Lake Mary (both the upper and lower lakes), the turn off to Ashurst Lake, and Mormon Lake.

There are a number of Forest Service campgrounds and areas suitable for dry camping in this area.

A Google search using the keyword phrase street maps + flagstaff (or another place name) will display a variety of resources... not just street map sources. Be sure to notice the relevant ads down the right side... those are resources also.