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This is a view from near the top of Humboldt Mountain towards the Northeast,
generally. On the right of the image is the nearly dry Horseshoe Reservoir
of the Salt River Project east of Phoenix. Just right of center is a
curious looking mountain called, appropriately, Chalk Mountain. To the left
of that is Sunset Mountain and rugged terrain beyond. This image was taken
on February 2, 2003.
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This is a partial pan looking towards the Southeast from the mouth of Pima
Canyon showing the rugged terrain less than a mile from the trailhead.
There is a slight tilt to the pan thanks to Panorama Factory adjusting the
rotation slightly when it created it. You can see how much by looking at
the angles of the bottoms and tops of the frames.
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This is a view generally Southwest from the top of Tumamoc Hill looking
generally towards Cat Mountain, visible near the center of the partial pan
with Kitt Peak visible in the distance just to the right of Cat Mountain.
The rugged Tucson Mountains dominate the view with substantial Tucson
encroachment, particularly in the Starr Pass area and southward.
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This is a view towards Tucson from Kitt Peak. The Coyote Mountains
lie in the foreground. Tucson is in the distance to the right of center,
off in the haze.
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This is a view of the Tucson valley looking East from Tumamoc Hill. On the
right is "A" Mountain and in the distance are the Santa Catalina mountains
on the left and the Rincon Mountains just right of Center.