Apache County

Among the regions of the United States, Apache County stands out for its broad Colorado Plateau terrain and deep Indigenous presence in northeastern Arizona. Much of the county lies within the Navajo Nation, whose capital, Window Rock, is named for a natural sandstone arch. Canyon de Chelly National Monument protects red-rock canyons, archaeological sites, and a long-established Navajo homeland; White House Ruin is among its best-known cliff dwellings. The Little Colorado River crosses this high, dry country, while the White Mountains rise along its southern edge. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Apache County relates to the Colorado Plateau.

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