Coconino County

Within the regions of the United States, Coconino County is distinguished by its reach from the Grand Canyon’s South Rim to Arizona’s highest mountains. The Colorado River cuts through the Grand Canyon in the county’s northwest, while the volcanic San Francisco Peaks rise above Flagstaff; Humphreys Peak reaches 12,637 feet. Central areas include high forested plateaus and ponderosa pine country, giving way to drier terrain across the county. Flagstaff, the county seat, grew along the railroad and preserves a well-known stretch of historic Route 66. The Navajo Nation and the Havasupai Reservation also extend into the county, reflecting the enduring presence of Indigenous communities in northern Arizona. Discover nearby webcam locations for complementary perspectives on Coconino County.

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