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Why these marks?
The sky follows the selected time in Arizona (day now on the map). It sets a mood only; it never says what is open.
Landmarks for orientation only (Census TIGER 2025–2026): parks and preserves, rivers and canals.
Map scope and sources
27 places from the County’s published roster: 25 municipal places and two Census-designated communities. Other unincorporated communities and sovereign tribal jurisdictions are not mapped in this version. Boundaries are January 2026 Census geography, not service areas or a legal address determination.
Choose a need before the map shows record counts. Place shapes are Census geography; no neutral shape means a service is open or available.
- Maricopa County published place roster (new tab)
- Incorporated places, January 2026 (new tab)
- Census designated places, January 2026 (new tab)
- Primary roads, January 2026 (new tab)
- MAG member geography · Apache Junction (new tab)
- Peoria official planning context · county distinction (new tab)
- Queen Creek · municipal and county boundaries (new tab)
- Wickenburg · Maricopa and Yavapai counties (new tab)
Landmarks for orientation only, from Census TIGER files: area landmarks (2025) and hydrography (January 2026). Not service areas, not navigation and not a statement about access. Only features present in these files are drawn; some parks and preserves, such as the McDowell Sonoran Preserve and the White Tank, Usery and Estrella regional parks, are not in them.
- TIGER/Line Shapefile 2025, Arizona, Area Landmark (ZIP file) (new tab) · read Sep 30, 2026
- Areal hydrography, January 2026 (new tab) · read Sep 30, 2026
- Linear hydrography, January 2026 (new tab) · read Sep 30, 2026
Census TIGER/Line and TIGERweb data: U.S. Census Bureau (not copyrighted; used with acknowledgement). The sky uses the site’s Phoenix light hours: dawn 5–9 a.m., day 9 a.m.–5 p.m., dusk 5–8 p.m., night 8 p.m.–5 a.m..
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