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Southwestern Region Map Order Form National Forest and Grassland Visitor Maps Wilderness Maps Arizona Arizona Location Qty Price Total Location Qty Price Total Apache-Sitgreaves $14 Blue Range (Apache) $14 Coconino $14 Granite Mountain (Prescott) $14 Coronado (Santa Catalina & Safford Districts) $14 Juniper Mesa/Apache Creek (Prescott) $14 Coronado (Sierra Vista & Nogales Districts) $14 Mazatzal (Tonto) $14 Coronado (Douglas District) $14 Mt. Baldy (Apache) $14 Coronado N. Chiricahua Mountains. & Chiricahua National $14 Mt. Wrightson and Pajarita (Coronado) $14 Monument Pusch Ridge (Coronado) $14 Kaibab (North) $14 Superstition (Tonto) $14 Kaibab (Tusayan & Williams Districts) $14 Sycamore Canyon Wilderness (Coconino, Kaibab, and Prescott) $14 Prescott $14 Tonto $14 New Mexico Location Qty Price Total New Mexico Apache Kid/Withington (Cibola) $14 Location Qty Price Total Aldo Leopold (Gila) $14 Carson $14 Capitan Mountains (Lincoln) $14 Cibola (Magdalena District) $14 Cruces Basin (Carson) $14 Cibola (Mt. Taylor District) $14 Gila $14 Cibola (Mountainair District) $14 Latir Peak/Wheeler Peak (Carson) $14 Cibola (Sandia District) $14 Manzano Mountains (Cibola) $14 Cibola (Kiowa/Rita Blanca National Grasslands – New Mexico, $14 Pecos (Santa Fe) $14 Oklahoma, Texas) San Pedro Parks (Santa Fe) $14 Cibola (Black Kettle National Grasslands - Oklahoma) $14 White Mountain (Lincoln) $14 Gila $14 Lincoln (Smokey Bear & Sacramento Districts) $14 Lincoln (Guadalupe District) $14 Totals Santa Fe $14 Quantity Total Other Map Products Location Qty Price Total Name: _________________________________________________________________ AZ Big Game Hunting Unit Topographic Map Index $2 Address: ________________________________________________________________ NM Big Game Hunting Unit Topographic Map Index $2 City, State, Zip ___________________________________________________________ Gila Day Hikes near Gila Visitor Center $2 Phone __________________________________________________________________ Mt. Taylor (Cibola) Motorized Trail Guide $2 White Mountain Trail System Guide (Apache-Sitgreaves) $2 Please send check or money order payable to "USDA Forest Service" with this order form to: Valle Vidal Unit (Carson) $14 Coronado National Forest Quad Atlas $34 USDA Forest Service Visitor Information Center Lincoln National Forest Quad Atlas $24 333 Broadway SE Prescott National Forest Quad Atlas $20 Albuquerque, NM 87102 Tonto National Forest Quad Atlas $28 Order with most major credit cards by phone: 505-842-3292 FAX: 505-842-3258 170208 .

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