Tonto National Forest (partial)

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Tonto National Forest is a large, diverse national forest in central Arizona known for its rugged mountains, desert landscapes, and extensive recreational opportunities.

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Tonto National Forest (partial) canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national forest
protected area
climate arid
semi-arid (higher elevations)
contains Apache Lake
Bartlett Lake
Canyon Lake
Four Peaks
Globe Ranger District
Horseshoe Lake
Mazatzal Mountains
Mesa Ranger District
Mogollon Rim (portion)
linked to: Mogollon Rim

Payson Ranger District
Roosevelt Lake
Saguaro Lake
Salt River (segments)
linked to: Salt River

Superstition Mountains
Tonto Basin
Tonto Creek (segments)
Tonto National Monument (enclave nearby/adjacent area)
Verde River (segments)
linked to: Verde River
country United States
ecosystemType Sonoran Desert
chaparral
pinyon-juniper woodland
ponderosa pine forest (higher elevations)
governingBody U.S. Forest Service Southwestern Region
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
hasWildlife black bear (higher elevations)
desert bighorn sheep
elk (higher elevations)
headquartersLocation Phoenix, Arizona
knownFor desert landscapes
extensive recreational opportunities
large reservoirs
rugged mountains
locatedIn Arizona
central Arizona
managedBy United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
nearestCity Phoenix, Arizona
offersActivity boating
camping
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hunting
off-highway vehicle use
partOf National Forest System
region Southwestern United States
state Arizona

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Maricopa County, Arizona contains Tonto National Forest (partial)