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West Tucson-Ajo Highway in Schuk Toak District Township, Arizona

West Tucson-Ajo Highway in Pima County is a two-lane main road. It runs in an east-west direction starting from North Tucson-Ajo Highway and crosses Indian Route 30, Indian Route 30A, Indian Route 232, Old Highway Road, San Miguel Road, Baboquivari Drive, Quail Road, Old Rental Road, Fresnal Village Church Road, Indian Route 35 and Arizona 386. It ends in a cul-de-sac and connects Sells District, Schuk Toak District and Pima County. West 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
65 mph
Route
east-west

Public clocks

  • Kitt Peak – approx. 10.3 mi.
  • Sundial – approx. 10.5 mi.

Schools

  • Santa Rosa Ranch School – approx. 14.7 mi.

Places of worship

  • Saint Agatha Mission – approx. 25.0 mi.

Streets nearby

South Coleman Road
0.5 mi
South Dusty Wash Trail
1.6 mi
West Bayard Road
1.6 mi
South Hayhook Ranch Road
1.7 mi
South Tila Road
1.8 mi
West Ressie Road
1.8 mi
Dark Sky Lane
1.9 mi
West Elore Road
2.2 mi
West Dills Best Road
2.3 mi
San Pedro Road
2.5 mi
West Black Peak Trail
2.6 mi
West Black Peak Road
2.7 mi
Dill Best Road
2.7 mi
West Blacksmith Heaven Road
2.8 mi
West Bush Road
2.8 mi
South Dusty Trail Road
3.0 mi
West Coyote Mountain Trail
3.2 mi
West Tucson-Ajo Highway
4.6 mi

Nature reserves nearby

King's Anvil Ranch
3.4 mi

Places of worship nearby

St. Peter Church
3.7 mi

Streams nearby

Viopuli Wash
4.8 mi
Alambre Wash
5.3 mi

Waters nearby

Middle Tank
2.8 mi
Ironwood Tank
3.7 mi
Reservation Tank
4.0 mi
Saint George Tank
4.6 mi
Anvil Tank
5.0 mi
Rucker Tank
5.4 mi