Here is an interactive map that shows the geographic boundaries of Arizona’s 1,495 voting precincts. If you hover your mouse over a precinct, the map will also display the legislative district, congressional district, and county in which the precinct is located. The map is zoomable, and will zoom automatically if you click your mouse on a precinct,
Each county is responsible for naming its precincts, and different naming conventions are followed from one to the next. The precincts of Cochise, Coconino, Gila, and Maricopa counties have names as opposed to numbers, and do not have corresponding numbers. The counties of Pima and Yuma have only numbers, not names. The counties of Apache, Graham, La Paz, Mohave, Navajo, and Pinal all have both numbers and names.
My hope is this map might serve as a starting point for more interesting maps to come, such as choropleths that show partisan voter distribution, and vote results from past elections. You can view a choropleth map I made last year showing partisan advantage in Pima County’s voting precincts by clicking here.
Luke, this interactive map was extremely valuable to me. Most counties had some sort of map for me to find all of their districts, but not all. Cochise county maps were very difficult to find, which led me to your map! I’m doing a graduate capstone project on voter registration numbers per AZ voting precinct and this map helped me locate districts to plug into a Latitude/Longitude finder. You’re awesome.
Hi, Luke I’m exploring forming a group interested in trying preserve and remediate damaged public art. I have a conference call scheduled with Carol Varney Wednesday morning to discuss this effort. Maybe you already have some good ideas along this line already. If you would, call me: 520-664-6062. T^hanks,
Ron