• Gila River Indian Community -- basic statistical info

• Gila River Pima-Maricopa -- brief note mostly of pre-contact lifetsyles

• The flag of the Gila River Pima & Maricopa -- with short history and explanation of symbolism

Wayne Sinyella, Chairman
Havasupai Tribal Council
P.O. Box 10
Supai, AZ 86435
P: 520/448-2961
F: 520/448-2551
(Truxton Canon)
[back to index]

• Havasupai Tribe official Website Down a precipitous 8-mile trail into the Grand Canyon. See how they got their computer (by special helicopter delivery). Visited by millions of tourists -- who don't haul out their trash.

• Havasupai Tribe -- mostly pre-contact summary about this tribe.

  Albert Hale, President
  Navajo Nation
  P.O. Box 9000
  Window Rock, AZ 86515
  P: 520/871-6352
  F: 520/871-4025
  [back to index]

  • Navajo Nation Largest land base of any tribe, official website is maintained at Navajo Community College on the reservation. This has mostly government information, departmental and Chapter contacts, and a very short excerpt on tourist-related info.

  • Navajo Nation -- basic statisticla info

  • Navajo Nation Tourism website Maintained on the ATIIN Native Cybertrade server (a private enterprise of several individual Navajo tribal members, headquartered in Alburquerque), this shows some attractions, provides info about camping and permits, and a calendar of 1997 tourist-attraction events on the reservation.

  • Navajo Nation -- This is an amateur webification of several tourist brochures -- Navajo Nation, Canyon de Chelley, and perhaps others. There is more cultural/historical/art/ info here than on the official nation tourism pages, but it is all on one huge, poorly laid out textfile page, with photos that have been neither filesize-reduced nor quality-enhanced. It takes more than 15 minutes to load this page at 4 a.m. (at under 200 bytes/sec), so during weekday net traffic periods, this page is not accessible for school use, as it would require several class periods just to load, but you will time out before it can finish.

  • Kayenta Community Profile -- repared by Arizona Department of Commerce, economic profile for the Navajo area that supports the largest Peabody Coal mine, which feeds the giant power generating plant at Page, AZ.

  • Newswire Article: U.S. EPA Awards Navajo Nation Brownfields Project, 06/13/96 -- this is an environmental cleanup that will attempt to deal with the long-range ground water and other problems caused by radioactive waste left after uranium mining on the reservation.

  • Navajo Uranium Miners fight for Compensation Interview with Timothy Benally, Sr. - In Motion Magazine

    For Hopi sources and info about Navajo-Hopi lands disputes, see Page about the disputes, Big Mountain, etc.

  Delbert Havatone, Chairman
  Hualapai Tribal Council
  P.O. Box 179
  Peach Springs, AZ 86434
  P: 520/769-2216
  F: 520/769-2343
  (Truxton Canon)
  [back to index]

  • Hualapai/Walapai Tribe -- brief note, mostly pre-contact lifeways

  Gloria Bullets-Benson, Chairperson
  Kaibab Paiute Tribal Council
  HC 65, Box 2
  Fredonia, AZ 86022
  P: 520/643-7245
  F: 520/643-7260
  (So. Paiute Field Station)
  [back to index]

  • Kaibab Community Profile -- prepared by Arizona Department of Commerce

  • Southern Paiute -- essay on the meaning of sacred places

  Benito F. Valencia, Chairman
  Pascua Yaqui Tribal Council
  7474 S. Camino De Oeste
  Tucson, AZ 85746
  P: 520/883-2838
  F: 520/883-5014
  (Salt River)
  [back to index]

  • Pascola dance -- because coocoons used on leggings in sacred dance are only in Mexico, tightening of borders means dancers can't get them any more. PG Note: I was informed this is actually a Yaqui dance and custom., not Tohono O'odham. Checking, I find this is so it's Yaqui (Toeme) tribe, the site page tribal ID is in error. Yaqui reservation in AZ is called New Pascua, so this page has been moved to the correct tribe, even though ID info on the page is still incorrect.

    Mike Jackson, Sr., President
    Quechan Tribal Council
    P.O. Box 1899
    Yuma, AZ 85366
    P: 619/572-0213
    F: 619/572-2102
    Ft. Yuma
    [back to index]

    Ivan Makil, President
    Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Comm. Council
    Route 1, Box 216
    Scottsdale, AZ 85256
    P: 602/874-8000
    F: 602/874-8014
    (Salt River)
    [back to index]

    • Salt River Pima-Maricopa Tribe -- near Scottsdale, AZ. Official website. Some tourist info (even menus of their museum restaurant) and some cultural.

    • Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community -- basic statistical info

    Raymond Stanley, Chairman
    San Carlos Tribal Council
    P.O. Box 0
    San Carlos, AZ 85550
    P: 520/475-2361
    F: 520/475-2567
    (San Carlos)
    [back to index]

    • San Carlos Apache Cultural Center -- official tribal web page, shows pride with which the tribe greeted the building of its cultural center.

    • San Carlos Apache Tribe -- Basic statistical info

    • DOSELA -- Memorial recollections for tribal elder, from San Carlos Moccassin newspaper

    • HOO-MOO-THY-AH -- Transcribed manuscript by Apache who as youth witnessed masacre of his entire tribe

    • San Carlos Community Profile -- by the Arizona Department of commerce

    • Apache Cultural Survival Coalition -- founded by San Carlos elder, stribves to protect sacred Mt Graham. Documents, press releases, background info on this struggle.

    Evelyn James, President
    San Juan Southern Paiute Council
    P.O. Box 2656
    Tuba City, AZ 86045
    P: 520/283-4589
    F: 520/283-5671
    (So. Paiute Field Station)
    [back to index]

    Vivian L. Burdette, Chairperson
    Tonto Apache Tribal Council
    Tonto Reservation #30
    Payson, AZ 85541
    P: 520/474-5000
    F: 520/474-9125
    (Truxton Canon)
    [back to index]

    • Tonto Community Profile -- Arizona state department of Commerce

    Ronnie Lupe, Chairman
    White Mountain Apache Tribal Council
    P.O. Box 700
    Whiteriver, AZ 85941
    P: 520/338-4346
    F: 520/338-4778
    (Ft. Apache)
    [back to index]

    • Fort Apache (White Mountain) Community Profile -- by Arizona State Department of Commerce

    • White Mountain Apache Tribe -- basic statistical info

    Edward Manuel, Chairman
    Tohono O'odham Council
    P.O. Box 837
    Sells, AZ 85634
    P: 520/383-2221
    F: 520/383-3379
    (Papago)
    [back to index]

    • Tohono O'odhamCommunity Profile -- prepared by Arizona Department of commerce

    • Papago Tribe -- brief note about pre-contact Tohono O'odham, who have legally changed their tribal name

    • The Tohono O'Odham -- Brief history prepared by library

    • Tohono O'odham lecuture on old methods of agriculture -- by Seeds/Search man

    • BorderLines 21-Binational Programs of the Tohono O'odham Nation -- tribe gets together with relatives in Mexico

    • Rain House and Saguaro Wine Festival -- Paintings by Michael Chiago, Tohono O'odham artist

    David Kwail, Chairman
    Yavapai - Apache Community Council
    P.O. Box 1188
    Camp Verde, AZ 86322
    P: 520/567-3649
    F: 520/567-3994
    (Truxton Canon)
    [back to index]

    • Camp Verde Yavapai-Apache Community Profile -- by Arizona State Department of Economic Development.

    • Yavapai-Prescott Tribe -- basic statistical info