Passport Cancellation Stamps Collected During a Trip In Early April 2021

 

During early April, 2021, we made a very quick trip through portions of southern Arizona. Along the way we visited two national parks sites and a national wildlife refuge. I have prepared this website illustrating the passport cancellation stamps and bonus stamps I collected. The stamps are listed by stamping station in the order I collected them. The national parks sites and other federal/national locations are shown in green.

NOTE: due to the COVID-19 pandemic the park sites and visitor centers were only partially open and not all of the passport stampers were out for use. At some sites only the rangers were allowed to stamp the books. One visitor center was completely closed! The passport stamp from that site was obtained by mail.

 


ARIZONA


Saguaro National Park
Red Hills Visitor Center

Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail


Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Visitor Center


Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge [USFWS]
Visitor Center


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Last updated: April 7, 2021


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