North Tucson-Ajo Highway in Gu Achi District Township, Arizona

North Tucson-Ajo Highway in Pima County is a two-lane main road. It runs in an east-west direction starting from North Sonoita Highway and crosses Old AZ 85/86 Connection, West Ball Road, Indian Route 7, Indian Route 34, Indian Route 17, Indian Route 21, Indian Route 21 Alternate, Indian Route 132, Indian Route 15, Indian Route 232 and Indian Route 32. It ends in a cul-de-sac and connects Gu Achi District, Sells District, Hickiwan, Pima County and Pisinemo District. North Tucson-Ajo Highway is also known as Why-Tucson Highway. This street is part of the highway "86".

Alternate Name: Why-Tucson Highway
Road Type: main road
Lanes: 2
Speed Limit: 55 mph
Route: east-west

Schools

Santa Rosa School – approx. 12.4 mi.
Santa Rosa Boarding and Day School – approx. 13.9 mi.

Places of worship

Gu Achi Childrens Shrine – approx. 12.8 mi.

Streets nearby

Cemeteries nearby

Maish Vaya Village Cemetery

1.2 mi

Sikul Himatk Cemetery

5.3 mi

Convenience stores nearby

Gu-Achi Trading Post

0.3 mi

Streams nearby

Waters nearby

	Bike path
	Bike lane on roadway
	Cycling allowed on bus lane
	Bicycle street
	Open to cyclists
	Open to cyclists, good path
	Cycling prohibited
	Cobblestone

	Long-distance bike route	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance bike route	(depending on scale)

	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	Long-distance hiking trail	(depending on scale)
	Pedestrians prohibited

	Railway
	Bus
	Streetcar