Cities near Saddlebrooke

Saddlebrooke is a city of 12,574 inhabitants in United States. The most populous cities near Saddlebrooke within 100 km are Tucson, San Tan Valley, Casas Adobes. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 32.5395° Longitude: -110.9006° Population: 12,574 Timezone: America/Phoenix
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Nearby cities 19 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Tucson United States 35.4 km 542,629
San Tan Valley United States 93.2 km 81,321
Casas Adobes United States 25.6 km 66,795
Casa Grande United States 88.6 km 51,460
Catalina Foothills United States 26.9 km 50,796
Oro Valley United States 17.6 km 45,303
Marana United States 32.5 km 41,315
Florence United States 71.2 km 31,110
Drexel Heights United States 45.9 km 27,749
Sahuarita United States 64.9 km 25,707
Green Valley United States 76.7 km 21,391
Eloy United States 65.8 km 17,059
Tanque Verde United States 35.5 km 16,901
Flowing Wells United States 29.2 km 16,419
Coolidge United States 75.5 km 12,297
Tucson Estates United States 43.0 km 12,192
Arizona City United States 76.0 km 10,475
Vail United States 57.5 km 10,208
Gold Camp United States 91.9 km 10,159

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