Pinal City Cemetery in Pinal County, Arizona

Pinal City Cemetery in Pinal County is a cemetery (Tonto National Forest).

Land Use: cemetery
Operator: Tonto National Forest

Streets nearby

Silver King Mine Road

North Picket Post Road

1.0 mi

Phoenix–Globe Highway

Shell, M202, M208, M205, M204, M206, M203, M207

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Berber Suspension Bridge

Old US 60/US 70 (Abandoned)

Drover's Wool Shed, Boyce Thompson Picnic Area

1.4 mi

Curandero Trail

1.4 mi

North Happy Camp Canyon Road

South American Deserts Loop

Common Birds of the Wallace Desert Garden

1.5 mi

Buildings nearby

Smith Interpretive Center and Display Greenhouses

1.4 mi

Visitors Center

1.4 mi

Covered areas nearby

Gloria Wing-Ong Children's Learning Center

1.3 mi

Disused railways nearby

Magma Arizona Railroad

0.6 mi

Gardens nearby

Boyce Thompson Arboretum

1.0 mi

Industrial areas nearby

Superior Town Sewage Plant

0.8 mi

Superior Waste Transfer Station

0.9 mi

Quarries nearby

Perlite Mine

1.1 mi

Streams nearby

Swimming pools nearby

Superior Public Pool

1.3 mi

Waters nearby

Ayer Lake

1.1 mi

Other nearby

Superior Municipal Airport

0.7 mi

	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