ParksRanked
Score 88
State/Regional Park · Arizona
White Tank Mountain Regional Park

White Tank Mountain Regional Park

White Tank Mountain Regional Park holds a ParksRanked Score of 88 with 49% data coverage on ParksRanked, the #78 top-ranked of 98 parks tracked in Arizona — a very strong score.

State/Regional Park · Arizona, United States

ParksRanked Score 88 · 49% data coverage

White Tank Mountain Regional Park is a state/regional park in Arizona, United States. With 49% data coverage, it earns a ParksRanked Score of 88 — a very strong score.

It’s one of 98 parks we track in Arizona, so you can compare it against nearby places by our own ParksRanked Score.

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TypeState/Regional Park
RegionArizona
CountryUnited States
Address20304 West White Tank Mountain Road, Waddell, AZ 85355, USA
Coordinates33.588266, -112.548349
ParksRanked Score88 · 49% data coverage
Rank#78 of 98 in Arizona

Common questions

How is White Tank Mountain Regional Park scored?
White Tank Mountain Regional Park has a ParksRanked Score of 88, based on 49% data coverage.
Where is White Tank Mountain Regional Park?
White Tank Mountain Regional Park is located in Arizona, United States (20304 West White Tank Mountain Road, Waddell, AZ 85355, USA).
What kind of place is White Tank Mountain Regional Park?
It is a state/regional park.
How does ParksRanked decide its rankings?
Rankings reflect our own ParksRanked Score only. Every place is listed, sparse-data places are clearly marked, and no advertising or partnership ever influences the order.

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