Supai, Arizona

E85643

census-designated place unincorporated community village

Supai, Arizona is a remote village in the Grand Canyon that serves as the main home of the Havasupai people and a gateway to the famous Havasu Falls.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	census-designated place → unincorporated community → village →
accessibleBy	foot → helicopter → horseback → mule →
country	United States of America →
economyBasedOn	tourism → tribal government employment →
elevation	approximately 3,200 feet → approximately 975 meters →
governedBy	Havasupai Tribal Council →
hasClimate	semi-arid climate →
hasFeature	Havasu Creek NERFINISHED → canyon walls of the Grand Canyon →
hasIndigenousLanguage	Havasupai–Hualapai language →
hasOfficialLanguage	English →
hasPostOffice	Supai Post Office →
hasReservationSystemFor	tourist permits →
inhabitedBy	Havasupai people →
knownFor	remote location → turquoise-blue water of Havasu Creek → waterfalls on Havasu Creek →
locatedIn	Arizona → Coconino County, Arizona → Grand Canyon → Grand Canyon National Park vicinity → Havasupai Indian Reservation →
mailDeliveryMethod	helicopter → pack mule →
near	Beaver Falls NERFINISHED → Havasu Falls → Mooney Falls →
notAccessibleBy	public roads →
observesDaylightSavingTime	false →
partOf	Colorado Plateau region →
population	less than 1,000 inhabitants → one of the smallest communities in Arizona →
postalCode	86435 →
primarySettlementOf	Havasupai people →
servesAs	gateway to Havasu Falls →
timeZone	Mountain Standard Time →
touristActivity	camping near Havasu Creek → hiking to Havasu Falls →
tribalAffiliation	Havasupai Tribe →
withinIndigenousTerritory	Havasupai Indian Reservation →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Havasupai Indian Reservation ("Supai post office") →	hasPostalService
Mooney Falls ("Havasupai village of Supai") →	locatedNear
Havasuw `Baaja →	primarySettlement
Havasupai people →	principalSettlement