Mohave

Formed around nineteenth-century mining districts and transport routes, Mohave County has developed into a vast, sparsely settled corner of northwestern Arizona. The Colorado River defines much of its western edge, with Lake Mohave behind Davis Dam and the canyon country of the Grand Canyon toward the northeast. Kingman, the county seat, is a principal service centre and a recognised stop on historic Route 66. The Hualapai Reservation, including Grand Canyon West, reflects the continuing presence of the Hualapai people in this region. Desert basins, rugged ranges and river reservoirs give Mohave a markedly varied scale. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of Arizona connects along the Colorado River corridor and across the wider Southwest.

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