Introducing Northeastern Arizona
Some of Arizona’s most beautiful and photogenic landscapes lie in the northeastern corner of the state. Between the fabulous buttes of Monument Valley, the shimmering blue waters of Lake Powell and the fossilized logs of the Petrified Forest National Park are lands locked in ancient history. Inhabited by Native Americans for centuries, this region is largely made up of reservation land belonging to the Navajo and Hopi.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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Re: mid december-january in US
by kathysjourneys 02 October 2010
You don't say where you will be in the U.S. There are Native American people all over this vast country of ours, many who live on reservati…
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