Arizona is home to 22 federally recognized Native American tribes, each with a unique heritage and cultural significance.
A community of the Akimel O'odham (Pima) people, located in the Santa Cruz Valley. They are known for their agricultural enterprises and the Harrah's Ak-Chin Casino.
Situated near the Colorado River, the Cocopah are known for their rich traditions and the Cocopah Museum.
A multi-tribal community including Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, and Navajo members, residing along the Colorado River.
Home to the Yavapai people, known for their perseverance and the We-Ko-Pa Casino Resort.
A tri-state tribe located along the Colorado River, known for their rich cultural heritage and the Avi Resort & Casino.
Comprised of Akimel O'odham and Pee-Posh people, known for their agricultural contributions and the Gila River Hotels & Casinos.
Inhabitants of the Grand Canyon area, are renowned for their stunning waterfalls and traditional crafts.
One of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in North America, known for its art and cultural ceremonies.
Located along the Grand Canyon, they are known for the Skywalk attraction and their stewardship of the land.
Residing in northern Arizona, they are known for their cultural preservation efforts and traditional lifestyle.
The largest Native American tribe in the U.S., spanning Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah, known for their weaving, jewelry, and vast lands.
Located near Tucson, they are known for their vibrant cultural festivals and the Casino Del Sol.
While primarily in New Mexico, a portion resides in Arizona, known for their intricate pottery and jewelry.
Comprised of Pima and Maricopa people, known for their enterprises like Talking Stick Resort and cultural events.
Located in eastern Arizona, they are known for their rich traditions and the Apache Gold Casino.
Residing in northern Arizona, they are known for their weaving and efforts to maintain their cultural heritage.
Inhabitants of the Sonoran Desert, known for their basket weaving and the Desert Diamond Casinos.
Located near Payson, they are known for their cultural preservation and the Mazatzal Hotel & Casino.
Residing in eastern Arizona, they are known for the Sunrise Park Resort and rich cultural heritage.
Located in central Arizona, they are known for their cultural centers and the Cliff Castle Casino.
Situated near Prescott, they are known for their business enterprises and cultural events.
Located along the lower Colorado River, they are known for their rich cultural heritage and the Quechan Casino Resort.
Arizona's Tribal Lands