Interactive Maps

Pima Association of Governments creates a variety of interactive maps for use by member jurisdictions and others. All maps are created using geographic information systems (GIS) data for the Tucson metropolitan area. Use the quick links below or scroll down for more information about each map.

Orthophotos Map

PAG sources orthophotos – aerial photos that are geometrically corrected for uniform scale – of the greater Tucson region for use in planning. They are available to view on the orthophoto map or for purchase in segments approximately one square mile.

School Search Map

This map shows which schools are located near your home address. The School Search Map allows you to view a school’s boundary for attendance and lists the addresses and contact information for elementary, middle and high schools. Public school districts and non-public schools are included in the map.

Regional and National Alternative Fuels Station Locator Maps

Use this map to find alternative fuel stations locally, or throughout the United States. Search by type of fuel and/or address. This map is run by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, an entity of the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy.

Tucson Metro Bike Map

PAG’s Tucson Metro Bike Map encourages bicycle safety in the greater Tucson region by informing bicyclists of the lower speed, lower traffic volume route options. Highlights for new and veteran bicyclists include enhanced bike routes, bike boulevards and shared-use paths.

Traffic Counts Map

PAG hosts a Traffic Counts Map maintained by MS2, a transportation data analysis company that specializes in traffic count information software. The map uses information collected and distributed by the Arizona Department of Transportation to create a searchable map to research traffic counts throughout the greater Tucson region.

Air Quality Monitoring and Information Map

The Air Quality Monitoring and Information Map shows air quality monitoring stations and boundaries for air quality monitoring areas in the Tucson and Pima County region. Pima Association of Governments is the designated air quality planning agency for the greater Tucson region and works with local, state and federal partners to develop regional air quality plans. Motor vehicle travel, industrial activities, land development patterns and meteorological conditions all affect air quality in the Tucson region.

Resiliency Planning Maps

The Resiliency Planning map set is intended to help demonstrate which locations would benefit the most from increased access to tree shade to reduce heat exposure. This tool can also help identify green infrastructure opportunities for enhanced stormwater management.

208 Wastewater Reclamation Facility Inventory Map

The map shows all wastewater reclamation facilities in the region and their service boundary areas, plus detailed information about treatment systems. Use this guide to help navigate the information available. Learn more about the Areawide Water Quality Management Plan on the PAG 208 Plan webpage.

Water Accounting Map (Groundwater Assets)

This map allows planners to assess subregional impacts and the balance of groundwater recharge versus withdrawal across eastern Pima County and to explore groundwater locations with vulnerabilities and strengths for the community, water providers and the environment.

Arizona Healthcare Assets Map

The Arizona Healthcare Assets Map is a web-based map viewer tool assisting with statewide COVID-19 coordination efforts. The tool includes the location of medical care facilities in the state, contact information and bed capacity, in addition to a vulnerability index based on demographics such as age, income and access to a phone. The tool was developed by Phoenix-based Maricopa Association of Governments, PAG’s partner organization.