Second Mesa, Arizona

Navajo County

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Second Mesa is a census -designated place in the north of the U.S. state of Arizona in Navajo County. The village has 814 inhabitants on an area of 68.5 square km. Second Mesa is entirely in the Navajo Nation Reservation. The population is spread over three villages of the Hopi Indians. You are on a table mountain ( mesa ) and hot Musungnuvi (also Mishongnovi ) Supawlavi (also Sipaulovi ) and Songoopavi (also Shungopavi ). Other districts are Old Shongopavi and Shipolovi.

In Second Mesa Arizona State Route 87 begins at the Arizona State Route 264

Education

Second Mesa is located in Cedar Unified School District. In Second Mesa, the White Cone High School is located.

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