Tucson Aerial Imagery

With a record of development as rich as Tucson’s, it makes sense that Tucson aerial imagery is booming in this historic city. In the 1900s, the city was home to about 7,500 people; today, that number is closer to 520,116. Hailed as the largest city in southern Arizona, Tucson continues to be one of the state’s hotspots for growth and activity – and modern Tucson aerial photography is a testament to that fact.

The city’s remarkable geography is a point of pride for its citizens, being bordered by the Santa Catalina, Rincon, and Tucson mountains. Furthermore, Tucson’s diverse people, architecture, and culture lend the area the attractiveness of a metropolitan area with the charm of a small town. Landiscor seeks to capture the progress Tucson’s unique personality has inspired within the city through Tucson aerial photography; as a leader within the aerial imagery industry, Landiscor has been able to collect, analyze, and display the changing market in a number of different ways for professionals in a variety of fields. Whether this information is observed through any of our mapping software platforms or our impressive Wall Murals, the development and progress the city has made over time is impressive.

Tucson aerial photography is an indispensable tool for a variety of disciplines because this information is applicable to multiple industries. More than any other product, Tucson aerial imagery can open the user’s eyes to not only the spatial trends throughout the city, but also to the transformations the area has experienced over time.

Here is what is currently available:

STATEWIDE

1 foot aerial
1 meter aerial
15 meter satellite

1 FOOT MARKETWIDE COVERAGE

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ALSO AVAILABLE

Satellite Image availability depends on the area of interest, contact us and we will search the archive for you to see what is current. If you need an image that is even more current than what is available in the archive, we can task one of DigitalGlobe's satellites to acquire a new image for you.