Hotevilla-Bacavi, Arizona

Navajo County

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Hotevilla - Bacavi ( Hopi: Hotvela - Paaqavi, also referred to as Third Mesa ) is a census -designated place in Navajo County in the U.S. state of Arizona. Hotevilla - Bacavi has 767 inhabitants on an area of 30.8 square km. It is located in the Hopi Reservation within the Navajo Nation.

The first settlement was made by the enemy of Hotevilla blessed, a group of Hopibewohnern that were sold in 1906 from the nearby Oraibi. Background were ideological disputes about the cultural influence of white settlers, soldiers and missionaries, which was opposed by the enemy blessed. A later attempt at reintegration led to a further cleavage and establishing of Bacavi. This joined in its course with Hotevilla to today's settlement together.

Education

Hotevilla - Bacavi located in Cedar Unified School District. The White Cone High School in First Mesa also supplies this village.

Holbrook | Pinetop -Lakeside | Show Low | Snowflake | Taylor | Winslow | Chilchinbito | Cibecue | Dilkon | East Fork | First Mesa | Greasewood | Heber - Overgaard | Hotevilla - Bacavi | Jeddito | Kayenta | Keams Canyon | Kykotsmovi Village | McNary (also in Apache County) | Oljato Monument Valley | Pinon | Second Mesa | Shongopovi | Shonto | White River | Winslow West

  • Location in Arizona
  • Location in North America
  • Navajo County
County (United States) Navajo County, Arizona Federal Information Processing Standards Census-designated place First Mesa, Arizona Holbrook (Arizona) Show Low, Arizona Snowflake (Arizona) Winslow (Arizona) Chilchinbito, Arizona Cibecue, Arizona Dilkon, Arizona East Fork (Arizona) Greasewood, Arizona Heber-Overgaard, Arizona Jeddito, Arizona Kayenta, Arizona Keams Canyon, Arizona Kykotsmovi Village, Arizona McNary (Arizona) Apache County, Arizona Oljato-Monument Valley (Arizona) Second Mesa, Arizona Shongopovi, Arizona Shonto, Arizona Whiteriver, Arizona Winslow West, Arizona
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