Navajo Falls

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naturalFeature waterfall

Navajo Falls is a picturesque waterfall in the Havasu Creek area of the Grand Canyon, renowned for its turquoise pools and cultural significance to the Havasupai people.

Aliases (2)

New Navajo Falls ×1
Old Navajo Falls ×1

Statements (46)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	naturalFeature → waterfall →
accessRestrictedBy	Havasupai Tribe →
fallsInto	travertine pools →
formedBy	flooding and rerouting of Havasu Creek in 2008 →
governedBy	Havasupai tribal regulations →
hasAccessTrailFrom	Supai village →
hasAlternativeName	New Navajo Falls →
hasClimate	desert canyon climate →
hasCulturalSignificanceFor	Havasupai people →
hasHazard	flash flooding risk → slippery rocks →
hasNearestMajorCity	Flagstaff, Arizona NERFINISHED →
hasPrimaryLanguageOfLocalCommunity	Havasupai language →
hasRegion	Southwestern United States →
hasSecondaryLanguageOfLocalCommunity	English →
hasWaterColor	blue-green →
isSubjectOf	outdoor recreation photography → travel guides about Havasu Creek →
knownFor	picturesque scenery → swimming pools → travertine rock formations → turquoise-colored pools →
locatedIn	Arizona → Coconino County, Arizona → Grand Canyon region → Havasu Creek NERFINISHED → Havasupai Indian Reservation → United States →
near	Beaver Falls NERFINISHED → Fifty Foot Falls → Havasu Falls → Mooney Falls → Supai, Arizona NERFINISHED →
partOf	Colorado River watershed → Grand Canyon drainage basin → Havasu Creek waterfall system →
popularFor	hiking → photography → swimming →
replaced	Old Navajo Falls →
requires	permit from Havasupai Tribe for access →
situatedOnLandManagedBy	Havasupai Tribe →
tourismType	backcountry destination →
waterColorCausedBy	high calcium carbonate content →
watercourse	Havasu Creek NERFINISHED →

Referenced by (5)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Havasu Canyon → Havasupai Indian Reservation →	contains
Navajo Falls ("New Navajo Falls") →	hasAlternativeName
Havasupai people →	knownFor
Navajo Falls ("Old Navajo Falls") →	replaced