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Explore the exchangePima County, ArizonaSoutheast of Tucson.
Southeast of Tucson.
At home in the foothills.
Santa Rita Ranch III is in the Corona de Tucson area, east of Houghton Road and south of Sahuarita Road.
The neighborhood, street by street.Local roads and connections, drawn from Pima County street data.
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The roads around the community
Houghton Road lies to the west. Camino del Toro meets Melpomene Way to the north; Sahuarita Road is farther north.
County GIS identifies these 11 named roads within or along the mapped subdivision areas:
- Alder Brooke Way
- Boltons Landing Way
- Franklin Falls Way
- Grassland Way
- Hayward Place
- Ironwood Bend Drive
- Melpomene Way
- Nicholas Falls Drive
- Ridgerunner Drive
- Union Hills Drive
- Wilmington Notch Way
Melpomene Way also runs along the subdivision edge and connects to the surrounding road network. Houghton Road, Camino del Toro, Sahuarita Road, and other nearby streets provide geographic context; they are not added to the neighborhood list.
Blue shading follows County GIS-listed Santa Rita Ranch III subdivision areas. It is not a surveyed boundary or a determination of Association jurisdiction. The street map is for orientation, not live navigation or a statement about road access. The regional illustration is a simplified map, not to scale.
Street and area data: Pima County street network andsubdivision areas, checked October 13, 2026. Additional geographic context:2014 recorded subdivision plat, the2018 recorded subdivision plat,USGS Corona de Tucson map, andADOT regional map. The 2014 plat covers its recorded area, not every later GIS-listed subdivision area.
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