Apache County Arizona

Apache County is in the northeast corner of Arizona, adjacent to the borders of four states: Utah in the north, Colorado in the northeast, and New Mexico in the East. It is approximately (7,670 square miles in size and nearly 70% of its area has been designated as Indian reservations, more then any other county in the United States.

Towns and Communities in Apache County

Alpine Eagar Chinle (Navajo Nation)

Greer New Lands Springerville

Saint Johns (County Seat) Saint Michaels Window Rock (Navajo Nation)

Visitor attractions in Apache County include Canyon de Chelly National Monument, Petrified Forest National Park, the Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site, the Casa Malpais Archaeological Site, the Painted Desert, the Apache Indian Reservation, the Navajo Indian Reservation, Fort Defiance, Fort Apache, the Hon-Dah Casino, Sunrise Park Ski Resort, the forests and lakes of the White Mountains, The county seat of Apache County is the town of St. Johns and the popultion is about 75% Native American and 25% other ethnic groups.

Visitor Attractions in Apache County
Four Corner's Monument
Petrified Forest National Park
Canyon de Chelly National Monument
Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site
Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests

Indian Reservations in Apache County
Navajo Nation Indian Reservation
Fort Apache Indian Reservatin
Zuni Indian Reservation

Wikipedia Introduction to Apache County

Apache County - Official Web Site

WikiTravel Apache County Travel Guide

AZ-DOC Apache County Profile
Profile of Apache County published by the Arizona State Department of commerce.

See also:
Other Counties in Arizona
Visitor Attractions in Arizona
Arizona for Visitors