2007-01-30 04:46:19 · 7 answers · asked by Anonymous in Travel ➔ United States ➔ Phoenix
There are 194 named mountain ranges in Arizona.
The extra items listed may include:
Mingus Mountain, the high, NW section of the Black Hills
Shiprock
Sierra Madre Occidental (of W continental Mexico)
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Agua Caliente Mountains–Yuma County
Agua Dulce Mountains–Pima County
Aguila Mountains–Yuma County
Ajo Range–Pima County
Alvarez Mountains–Pima County
Aquarius Mountains–Mohave County
Artesa Mountains–Pima County
Artillery Mountains–Mohave County
Atascosa Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Baboquivari Mountains–Pima County
Batamote Mountains–Pima County
Bates Mountains–Pima County
Beaver Dam Mountains–Mohave County
Belmont Mountains–Maricopa County
Big Horn Mountains–Maricopa County
Big Lue Mountains–Greenlee County
Bill Williams Mountains–Mohave County
Black Mountains–Mohave County
Blackjack Mountains–Gila County
Bradshaw Mountains–Yavapai County
Brownell Mountains–Pima County
Bryan Mountains–Yuma County
Buck Mountains–Mohave County
Buckhorn Mountains–Yavapai County
Buckskin Mountains–La Paz County
Butler Mountains–Yuma County
Cabeza Prieta Mountains–Yuma County
Carrizo Mountains–Apache County
Casa Grande Mountains–Pinal County
Castle Mountains–Pima County
Castle Dome Mountains–Yuma County
Cerbat Mountains–Mohave County
Cerro Colorado Mountains–Pima County
Chiracahua Mountains–Cochise County
Chocolate Mountains (Arizona)–La Paz County
Chuska Mountains–Apache County
Cimarron Mountains–Pima County
Connell Mountains–Yavapai County
Copper Mountains–Yuma County
Cottonwood Mountains–Mohave County
Coyote Mountains–Pima County
Crater Range–Maricopa County
Crooked Mountains–Pima County
Date Creek Mountains–Yavapai County
Diablo Mountains–Pima County
Dome Rock Mountains–La Paz County
Dos Cabezas Mountains–Cochise County
Dragoon Mountains–Cochise County
Dripping Spring Mountains–Pinal County
Eagletail Mountains–Maricopa County
Empire Mountains–Pima County
Gakolik Mountains–Pima County
Galiuro Mountains–Graham County
Gila Mountains (Graham County)–Graham County
Gila Mountains (Yuma County)–Yuma County
Gila Bend Mountains–Maricopa County
Goldfield Mountains–Maricopa County
Granite Mountains–Pima County
Granite Wash Mountains–La Paz County
Grayback Mountains–Yavapai County
Growler Mountains–Pima County
Guadalupe Mountains–Cochise County
Harcuvar Mountains–E. Yuma County -- (W. Yavapai County)
Harquahala Mountains–E. La Paz County -- (W. Maricopa County)
Hayes Mountains–Gila County
Hieroglyphic Mountains–N. Maricopa County -- (some in S. Yavapai County}
Hobble Mountains–Coconino County
Huachuca Mountains–Cochise County
Hualapai Mountains–Mohave County
John the Baptist Mountains–Pima County
Juniper Mountains–Yavapai County
Kofa Mountains–N. Yuma County - (S. La Paz County)
Le Lesna Mountains–Pima County
Laguna Mountains, Arizona–Yuma County (see also: Laguna Mountains(Calif))
Las Guijas Mountains–Pima County
Little Ajo Mountains–Pima County
Little Buckskin Mountains–La Paz County
Little Dragoon Mountains–Cochise County
Little Harquahala Mountains–La Paz County
Little Horn Mountains–S. La Paz County -- (N. Yuma County)
Little Rincon Mountains–Cochise County
Lukachukai Mountains–Apache County
Maricopa Mountains–Maricopa County
Mazatzal Mountains–Southeast Yavapai County -- (and N. Maricopa County, W. Gila County)
McAllister Range–Yavapai County
McCloud Mountains–Yavapai County
McCracken Mountains–Mohave County
McDowell Mountains, Arizona|McDowell Mountains]]–Maricopa County
Mescal Mountains–Gila County
Mesquite Mountains–Pima County
Middle Mountains–S. La Paz County -- (N. Yuma County)
Mingus Mountain, (= "Black Hills")–Yavapai County
Moccasin Mountains–Mohave County
Mohave Mountains–Mohave County
Mohawk Mountains–Yuma County
Mohon Mountains–Yavapai County
Moquith Mountains–Mohave County
Muggins Mountains–Yuma County
Mule Mountains–Cochise County
Music Mountains–Mohave County
Mustang Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Navajo Mountain, Arizona–Coconino County (mostly in Utah)
Natanes Mountains–Graham County
New River Mountains–Yavapai County
New Water Mountains–S. La Paz County -- (connected to Kofa Mountains, N. Yuma County)
North Comobabi Mountains–Pima County
Painted Rock Mountains–Maricopa Count
Pajarito Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Palo Verde Mountains–Pinal County
Palomas Mountains–Yuma County
Patagonia Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Peacock Mountains–Mohave County
Pedrogosa Mountains–Cochise County
Peloncillo Mountains–E. Greenlee County -- (W. Hidalgo County, New Mexico)
Perilla Mountains–Cochise County
Phoenix Mountains–Maricopa County
Picacho Mountains–Pinal County
Pinal Mountains–Gila County
Pinaleno Mountains–Graham County
Plomosa Mountains–La Paz County
Poachie Range–E. Mohave County -- (W. Yavapai County)
Pozo Redondo Mountains–Pima County
Pozo Verde Mountains–Pima County
Puerto Blanco Mountains–Pima County
Quijotoa Mountains–Pima County
Quinlan Mountains–Pima County
Rawhide Mountains–Mohave County
Rincon Mountains–Pima County
Roskruge Mountains–Pima County
Sacaton Mountains–Pinal County
Salt River Mountains–Gila County
San Cayento Mountains–Santa Cruz County
San Francisco Mountains–Greenlee County
San Francisco Peaks–Coconino County
San Luis Mountains–Pima County
Sand Tank Mountains–Maricopa County
Santa Catalina Mountains–Pima County
Santa Maria Mountains–Yavapai County
Santa Rita Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Santa Rosa Mountains–Pima County
Santa Teresa Mountains–Graham County
Santan Mountains–Pinal County
Sauceda Mountains–Pima County
Sawmill Mountains–Mohave County
Sawtooth Mountains–Pinal County
Sevenmile Mountains–Gila County
Sheridan Mountains–Pima County
Shiprock–Navajo County
Sierra Ancha–Gila County
Sierra Arida–Yuma County
Sierra Blanca Mountains–Pima County
Sierra de la Lechuguilla–Yuma County
Sierra de la Nariz–Pima County
Sierra de Santa Rosa–Pima County
Sierra Estrella–Maricopa County
Sierra Madre Occidental–Regional Western Mexico - (extension of individual ranges, along entire United States-Mexico border)
Sky island/ Madrean sky islands
Sierra Pinta–Yuma County
Sierra Prieta–Yavapai County
Sierrita Mountains–Pima County
Sikort Chuapo Mountains–Pima County
Silver Bell Mountains–Pima County
Silver Reef Mountains–Pinal County
Slate Mountains–Pinal County
Sonoyta Mountains–Pima County
South Comobabi Mountains–Pima County
South Mountain (Arizona)–Maricopa County
Suizo Mountains–Pinal County
Summit Mountains–E. Greenlee County -- (W. Grant County, New Mexico)
Superstition Mountains–Pinal County
Swisshelm Mountains–Cochise County
Table Top Mountains–Pinal County
Tank Mountains–Yuma County
Tat Momoli Mountains–Pinal County
Tinajas Altas Mountains–Yuma County
Tortilla Mountains–Pinal County
Tortolita Mountains–Pinal County
Trigo Mountains–La Paz County
Tucson Mountains–Pima County
Tule Mountains–Yuma County
Tumacacori Mountains–Santa Cruz County
Tunitcha Mountains–Apache County
Uinkaret Mountains–Mohave County
Usery Mountains–Maricopa County
Vekol Mountains–Pinal County
Virgin Mountains–N. Mohave County -- (E. Clark County, Nevada)
Vulture Mountains–Maricopa County
Waterman Mountains–Pima County
Weaver Mountains–Yavapai County
West Silver Bell Mountains–Pima County
Whetstone Mountains–Cochise County
White Mountains (Arizona)–Apache County
White Tank Mountains–Maricopa County
Whitlock Mountains–Graham County
Wickenburg Mountains–Yavapai County
Winchester Mountains–N. Cochise County -- (they merge into S. Galiuro Mountains, Graham County)
Yon Dot Mountains–Coconino County
2007-01-30 05:02:52 · answer #1 · answered by landhermit 4 · 0⤊ 2⤋
Mountain Ranges In Arizona
2016-11-05 21:40:29 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
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What Mountain range runs through Arizona?
2015-08-08 13:28:38 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋
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Mountain ranges don't simply spring up and occur, they happen over a period of hundreds of millions of years. Therefore, your question as presented does not make sense. A trail is simply something designated by man and is used primarily in the sport (or for fun) of hiking. There were three trails that were newly designated as National Scenic Trails (as is the Appalachian) in 2009, which is probably how you meant your question. These were: Arizona National Scenic Trail (Huachuca, Santa Rita, and Rincon Mountains; then through the Santa Catalina north of Tucson and the Mazatzal Mountains). Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail (It traverses the Rocky Mountains, Selkirk Mountains, Pasayten Wilderness, North Cascades, Olympic Mountains). New England National Scenic Trail (It runs over the Metacomet Ridge, through the highlands of the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, to the summit of Mount Monadnock in southern New Hampshire). If you heard of a new trail in the vicinity of the Appalachian Trail, then The New England National Scenic is probably the one. SD
2016-04-02 02:18:13 · answer #4 · answered by ? 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋
I live by the San Tan mountains
2007-01-31 14:28:15 · answer #5 · answered by highheels_9 2 · 0⤊ 0⤋
do we have mountain ranges here? that first person does copy and paste well.
2007-01-30 21:32:25 · answer #6 · answered by Anonymous · 1⤊ 0⤋
Do you mean the Mogollon Rim?
2007-01-31 09:39:12 · answer #7 · answered by snowangel_az 4 · 0⤊ 0⤋