San Rafael State Natural Area Maps

Patagonia, AZ

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San Rafael State Natural Area Description

San Rafael State Natural Area is a unique area with rolling hills, native grasses, and oak and cottonwood trees. This beautiful valley is the headwaters of the Santa Cruz River, which flows into Mexico then turns north back into the United States and eventually joins the Gila River. The riparian areas and native grass prairie are home to many species of plants and animals. One of the endangered plants, Huachuca Water Umbel grows in the river area. One can also see mule deer, javalina, antelope, bobcats, cougar, coyote and many birds unique to the prairie.

Coordinates
: 31.419, -110.611
Area
: 90,000 acres (364.22 km²)
Official Link
: San Rafael State Natural Area

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