Havasupai Indian Reservation

E81759

Indian reservation populated place tribal land

The Havasupai Indian Reservation is a remote tribal homeland in northern Arizona, renowned for its turquoise waterfalls in the Grand Canyon and as the primary residence of the Havasupai people.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Indian reservation → populated place → tribal land →
accessMethod	helicopter → hiking → horseback →
administeredBy	Havasupai Tribe →
contains	Beaver Falls → Fifty Foot Falls → Havasu Creek NERFINISHED → Havasu Falls → Mooney Falls → Navajo Falls →
containsSettlement	Supai, Arizona NERFINISHED →
country	United States of America →
economyBasedOn	tourism → tribal enterprises →
ethnicGroupMajority	Havasupai people →
federallyRecognizedTribeLand	Havasupai Tribe →
governingBody	Havasupai Tribal Council →
hasCulturalSignificanceFor	Havasupai people →
hasFeature	canyon environment → desert climate →
hasOfficialLanguage	English →
hasPostalService	Supai post office →
hasTraditionalLanguage	Havasupai language →
knownFor	hiking tourism → remote location → turquoise waterfalls →
landUse	tourism services → traditional subsistence activities →
locatedIn	Arizona → Coconino County, Arizona → Grand Canyon → northern Arizona →
locatedWithin	Colorado Plateau →
mainTouristActivities	backpacking → camping → waterfall viewing →
nearbyProtectedArea	Grand Canyon National Park →
observesDaylightSavingTime	false →
partOf	Havasupai Tribe jurisdiction →
primaryResidents	Havasupai people →
reachableFrom	Hualapai Hilltop trailhead →
timeZone	Mountain Standard Time →
touristPermitRequired	true →
tribalEnrollmentGroup	Havasupai Tribe →

Referenced by (8)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Havasu Falls → Navajo Falls → Supai, Arizona →	locatedIn
Coconino County, Arizona →	contains
Havasuw `Baaja →	hasReservation
Havasu Canyon →	onLandOf
Havasupai people →	reservation
Supai, Arizona →	withinIndigenousTerritory