Fort Apache Indian Reservation

Fort Apache Indian Reservation is a designated area located in eastern Arizona, primarily inhabited by the White Mountain Apache Tribe. It was established as part of historical treaties with Native American tribes and serves as their homeland today. The reservation encompasses about 1.6 million acres of rugged terrain, including mountains, forests, and lakes. It functions as a community where residents practice their cultural traditions, govern themselves through tribal leadership, and participate in economic activities like tourism, ranching, and arts. The reservation preserves Apache heritage while providing a living space and cultural hub for its members.