Pima County, Arizona

Pima County is located in southern Arizona and has a population of about 1.1 million people. Tucson, Arizona’s second-largest city, serves as the county seat. The University of Arizona is also located in the county.

The county features diverse landscapes, ranging from desert areas to mountains. Saguaro National Park is well known for its giant cacti. Like much of Arizona, the county experiences very hot summers and mild winters.

The area has a rich history influenced by Native American and Spanish colonial cultures. Tourism and the university play important roles in the local economy. Davis-Monthan Air Force Base is also significant to the region. The county faces challenges related to urban growth. Despite these challenges, it remains one of the leading counties in the state.

CategoryDetails
County NamePima County
County SeatTucson
PopulationApproximately 1.1 million
Cities, Towns, and CommunitiesTucson, Oro Valley, Marana, Sahuarita, Green Valley, Vail, Ajo, Sells, Three Points, Catalina, Rillito
Interstates and HighwaysInterstate 10, Interstate 19, U.S. Route 86, U.S. Route 89, State Route 77, State Route 83, State Route 286
FIPS Code04-019
Total Area (Land and Water)9,189 square miles (Land: 9,187 sq mi, Water: 2 sq mi)
Adjacent Counties (and Direction)Yuma County (West), Maricopa County (North), Pinal County (North), Graham County (Northeast), Cochise County (East), Santa Cruz County (Southeast)
Time ZoneMountain Standard Time (MST), no daylight saving time
StateArizona
Coordinates32.2226° N, 110.9747° W
EtymologyNamed after the Pima Native American tribe, who historically inhabited the area
Major LandmarksSaguaro National Park, Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Mission San Xavier del Bac, Pima Air & Space Museum, Old Tucson Studios, Sabino Canyon, Tumamoc Hill, Tucson Mountain Park, University of Arizona

PHYSICAL MAP

Pima County Topographic Map

The topographic map of Pima County shows its basin-and-range landscape, with mountain ranges rising from broad desert valleys. You can trace the Santa Catalina Mountains and their dramatic relief north of Tucson.

SATELLITE IMAGERY

Pima County Satellite Map

From above, Pima County reveals Tucson surrounded by mountain ranges that rise from the desert floor. The satellite imagery also captures irrigated areas appearing as small green patches across the landscape.

OUTLINE MAP

Pima County Blank Map

This blank map of Pima County highlights its substantial size as Arizona’s second-largest county by land area. The outline shows its position along the Mexico–United States border and how it extends around portions of neighboring counties.

Arizona County Map

Arizona map showing boundaries and locations.

Explore all 15 counties in Arizona with our clear and colorful county map. Discover major cities, highways, landmarks, and geographic features across the Grand Canyon State. Whether you're planning an Arizona road trip, studying the state's geography, or exploring its diverse landscapes, our Arizona county map is a helpful resource for travelers, students, and geography enthusiasts.

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