GIS Maps
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Pinal County Communities
Pinal County, home to nearly 400,000 residents and larger than the State of Connecticut, has 12 incorporated and several unincorporated communities within its borders.
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Pinal County Land Status
Pinal County was formed from portions of Maricopa and Pima counties on February 1, 1875, in response to the petition of residents of the upper Gila River Valley.
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Pinal County Surface Transportation Infrastructure
Pinal County has a great surface transportation system including: Interstates, federal highways, state highways, county highways and railroads.
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Pinal County Water Management Areas
In 1980, the State of Arizona enacted the Groundwater Code in recognition of the need to aggressively manage the state’s finite groundwater resources to support the growing economy.
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Pinal County Surrounding Airports
The total economic impact (primary plus the multiplier effect) of aviation activities in Pinal County is estimated to exceed $350 million per year which includes supporting an estimated 6000 or more aviation related jobs.
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Pinal County Indian Reservations
Pinal County has 3 Native American communities.