Amado, AZ Forest Service Topo Map (FSTopo)
by Forest Service FSTopo Quads (public domain), US
A free GeoPDF for offline GPS in the Cartahaven app, with free updates. How it works offline

About the Amado quad
The Amado quadrangle is a Forest Service FSTopo 7.5-minute map at 1:24,000 covering about 8 × 9.2 mi of Santa Cruz County, Arizona. The GeoPDF is 1.4 MB.
What you get
- Your GPS position on the map. A blue dot on this official sheet shows where you are.
- Works with no signal. Download it once; the map and your GPS position keep working with no cell signal.
- Tracks, placemarks and photos. Record where you go, drop pins, and export GPX, KML or GeoJSON.
- Free updates. When a new edition is published here, it’s yours at no cost.
- 1Tap “Get this map”: it’s added to your free account.
- 2Open the Cartahaven app on your phone and sign in.
- 3Tap “Get my maps”. It’s on your phone, ready offline.
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Where this map covers
Named places on this map
10 named features inside the Amado — Forest Service FSTopo 7.5-minute quad sheet, from the USGS Geographic Names Information System. Each one links to every map that shows it.
Peaks and ridges
Lakes, springs and falls
- Diablito Spring · spring
- Diablito Tank · reservoir
- Doodlebug Tank · reservoir
- Patterson Tank · reservoir
- Puerto Spring · spring
- Red Tank · reservoir
- Toros Spring · spring
- Tres Puertas Tank · reservoir
Elevations are the USGS 3DEP ground elevation at the named point, rounded; a summit's surveyed height can differ a little.
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Version history
Version 1 · Nov 6, 2026 · 1.4 MB