Where did the Navajo Indians live?

Answer 1

no they lived in the four corners

This is Wrong! There are many mountains in the four corners area where the Navajo people and the Navajo lands are. The four sacred mountains and Navajo Mountain (10,388 ft- I've climbed it!) are very tall and can be seen from far away. The Chuska ( 9,823ft) and Lukachukai have snow , tall pine trees and lakes. The highest point in them is 9,466 feet.

Answer 2

The Navajo Nation is in the Four Corners area of the American Southwest. It is on the high Colorado Plateau, ranging from 5,000 t0 8,000 in elevation with mountains up to 10,000. It is 27,000 square miles which is about the size of Belgium and Holland combined or New England without Maine. It is in northeast Arizona, southeast Utah and northwest New Mexico. It is in a portion of the traditional lands which are bounded by the diamond shape that the four sacred mountains define. They are (always from the east going clockwise): Mt Blanca, Colorado; Mt Taylor, New Mexico; San Francisco Peaks Arizona; and Mt Hesperus, Colorado. They control some but not all of their traditional old original central lands where the culture started which is called Dine' Tah. This is the area around the lower San Juan river Basin in Colorado and New Mexico. They still have much of the southern part.

As of 2013, there are over 300,000 tribal members. The majority speak Navajo and English. About 2/3s live on or around the Navajo Nation. Traditional culture and religion is still actively practiced.

Answer 3

The Navajo Tribe lived in houses called hogans. The hogans are made out of logs, tree branches, sometimes covered with mud. They always face east. They usually are 6 or 8 sided.

Answer 4

they lived in the southwestern United States

Answer 5

yes they did live in the desert mostley in the desert southwest

Answer 6

Yes, the Navajos orginated from New Mexico, as well as Arizona, Utah and Colorado.

Answer 7

hogans or tipis

Answer 8

no cause i said haha butface