Northern Mexico and the US Southwest
San Carlos Apache
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Lands
Gila, Graham and Pinal counties, southeastern Arizona, US
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Facts 3
Land
The San Carlos Apache Reservation, set aside in 1871, covers 1,834,781 acres reaching from alpine meadows to desert in southeastern Arizona.
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Land
More than a third of San Carlos land is forest or woodland, giving a home to elk, mule deer, black bear, turkeys and mountain lion.
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Culture
The San Carlos Apache Tribe opened its first Cultural Center in Peridot in 1995 so its people could tell their own story.
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