Sanders

Few communities in northeastern Arizona have a history as closely tied to the railroad and Route 66 as Sanders. Set on the Puerco River within the Navajo Nation, it occupies a broad high-desert corridor edged by mesas and open rangeland. Interstate 40 now follows the same east–west route that brought rail traffic and road travelers through this part of Arizona, linking the settlement with the wider Four Corners region. Navajo culture gives the area its strongest sense of place; Sanders remains a working community rather than a resort stop. Find related webcams in northeastern Arizona to build a fuller picture of the Navajo Nation’s high-desert country.

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