Navajo County

Navajo County occupies a broad high-desert stretch of the Colorado Plateau in northeastern Arizona, United States. The Little Colorado River crosses its western reaches, while mesas, grasslands, and eroded badlands define much of the terrain. Petrified Forest National Park extends into the county, preserving fossilized wood and sections of the Painted Desert. Holbrook, the county seat, developed along the railroad and later Historic Route 66. Parts of the Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation also lie within its boundaries, placing Indigenous communities and living traditions at the centre of the area’s identity. Discover further points of interest through webcams located across Navajo County.

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