1727:"The north-south corridor that Jilhéél stalked encompasses a string of places with names that came from incidents of raiding and warfare before the Fort Sumner captivity. Several recorded Navajo oral histories tell the stories (HUTR oral history interviews 21, 36, 44, 142; Kelley and Francis 1993–2005, project KF9906, 5/21 and 6/17/99, and project KF9507, 8/14/98). The place names, from south to north, are Anaaʼ Hajiina (Where the Enemy Came Up) north of Chambers; Dzilgha Adahjééʼ (Where the White Mountain Apaches Ran Down or Hilltop Descent), near Ganado", and the modern day location of Ganado Mucho's burial site; "and Dzilgha Haaskai (White Mountain Apaches Went Up, or Hilltop Ascent) near Chinle, Arizona (see Map 1). The places near Ganado and Chinle are places where Apaches came from the south up the corridor and massacred Navajos. (See also Nequatewa 1967:52 and Stephen 1930:1018–1019 for Hopi accounts of a killing of Hopis by Navajos in 1858 west of Ganado; local Navajo accounts apparently of the same incident have been recorded , one of which describes the massacre as an Apache attack on Navajos, perhaps reflecting confusion between the name for White Mountain Apaches and the almost identical word for hilltop)."
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late summer which includes displays of art, jewelry, and rug weaving. The Ganado Rodeo Club also hosts events. The greater Ganado community is quite active, and throughout the winter months hold numerous Navajo religious ceremonies. Ganado municipal legislators also contribute largely to the policy and decision making of the Navajo Nation
Government, most recently, in the tribal decision to reorganize the membership of the Navajo Nation Council.
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community in 1911. Dr. Clarence
Salsbury and his wife Cora organized "the first nursing school for Native Americans at the mission in Ganado. The school trained some 100 women from more than twenty tribes and several foreign countries. The institution was accredited by the State of Arizona and its graduates were highly regarded in their field". Dr.
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As of the census of 2000, there were 1,505 people, 422 households, and 321 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 168.2 inhabitants per square mile (64.9/km). There were 507 housing units at an average density of 56.6 per square mile (21.9/km). The racial makeup of the CDP was 87.3%
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American settlements in the Ganado area were located near what is now Ganado Lake, and was established in 1871 as a trading post owned by Charles Crary. A second post operated by "Old Man" William B. Leonard opened soon after. These trading posts were established as a service to the Navajo
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15 mi (24 km) to the southeast of Ganado. Archaeologist David M. Brugge offers that Jilhéél "might have been a local headman of the mid-1770s, possibly a refugee from
Awatobi, considering his clan (Táchiiʼnii) and his move to Black Mesa, a refuge of Tobacco Táchiiʼnii people from Awatobi."
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beef and mutton. The high school men and woman basketball teams are state renowned for their gamesmanship. Sage
Memorial Hospital serves thousands of Hopi and Navajo patients, while affording ethnic Navajo experience to resident physicians and nurses. Hubbell Trading Post hosts a yearly art show in
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a complete failure. While held in custody there, Ganado Mucho's son was murdered. He addressed directly the New
Mexican Superintendent of Indian Affairs – A. Baldwin Norton – and condemned the conditions at Bosque Redondo. After the treaty of 1868, Ganado Mucho and his community returned to Ganado.
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of "Kin
Naazinii (Upstanding House)"; if not contributed to its construction – with the help of elder Daalgai – "a Navajo fortified 'pueblito' that archaeologists date at 1720–1805 (NLC, site S-MLC-UP-L; Bannister and others 1966:8; Navajo Nation 1967:263, 271, 285; Gilpin 1996)." Thus, Jilhéél is
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Mission. Several buildings, such as Adobe West
Dormitory, Cedar Lodge, Locust Cottage, Greenawalt House, and Poncel Hall remain; many of the former campus buildings are utilized by Sage Memorial Hospital. Founded in 1901, the mission community soon elected to build a nursing school for the Ganado
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The hidden cost of the Navajo relocation by the United States government were felt in many ways. The most direct would be in the forced removal of their children to boarding schools from the late 19th century into the 20th century. Many Ganado area youth were sent to such government and
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Oral histories tells of a Jilhéél who carried "gigantic arrows, and had enormous feet. The sight of his footprints struck terror in his enemies. Some say he was a hunter who could run down deer; others say he knew various healing and war ceremonies. Some say he was of the Red Streak into Water
1852:. You ask how they treated us? If there was room the soldiers put the women and children on the wagons. Some even let them ride behind them on their horses. I have never been able to understand a people who killed you one day and on the next played with your children...?
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In Jilhéél, it is also believed, came many of the cultural, architectural and agricultural influences to the greater Ganado region. Research suggests that Jilhéél contributed to the construction of fortifications to the north and south, notably in the hills east of
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Puebloan ruin at Ganado is Wide Reeds Ruin, along the floodplain near the present-day Ganado Wash bridge; and it is believed to have been constructed around 1276.
1954:(1853–1930) moved into the area in 1876. Two years later, he purchased his world-famous homestead, trading post and out buildings from William Leonard, which were constructed in 1874. Legend says that in an effort not to confuse visitors in the area with
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region, they encountered these peoples, and subsequently named them Apaches de Nabajó Though distant relatives of the Apache peoples, these Apaches de Nabajó were different in both lineage and pathways to the area, from other Apache bands.
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spread, by the 1629, "the mission of San Bernardino was established at Awátobi by a party of four Franciscans headed by Father Francisco de Porras", as the Hopi villages were architecturally accommodating as built up population centers.
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style "Ganado Red". From the early 1900s demand for Ganado-produced fine rugs and blankets has grown steadily and has become world-famous since Lorenzo Hubbell began fostering the art and marketplace at his trading post.
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Navajo and Hopi oral traditions tell how some people escaped and joined Navajos in the surrounding countryside near and far, giving rise to the Tobacco Táchiiʼnii clan (Clinton 1990, Brugge 1985, 1994; Courlander 1971).
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Modern understanding of the historical record left behind by the Ancestral Puebloans exhibits a massive network of villages, storehouses, and fortified structures throughout the Colorado Plateau region. Stretching from
1884:. "Of both Hopi and Navajo ancestry, Ganado Mucho was a cautious man who was inclined toward diplomacy". During the 1859 to 1861 period of resistance fighting, Ganado Mucho led the Ganado area on a policy of
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Chief totsohnii Hastiin (pronounced Toe-so-knee haaus-teen)(Navajo for Man of the big water Clan), famously known as Ganado Mucho (1809–1893), along with other leaders targeted by the United States (such as
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as the conditions of the area suited. Empowered by evolutionary dry farming techniques acquired via the neighboring Puebloan peoples, the early Ganado community's main crops consisted of beans, corn, and
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The Ganado community today is of the most advanced communities on the Navajo Nation. Agricultural parcels are managed by a local board of Farming advocates, and the surrounding ranches are sources of
1969:. He was twenty three when he relocated to Ganado. He married Lina Rubi, and the couple had two sons (Roman and Lorenzo Jr.) and two daughters (Adele and Barbara). The family added onto the current
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Between 1276 and 1299, archaeologists have recorded a period of "great drought," leading (among other causes) to the eventual end of influence of Puebloan culture and peoples on the Ganado region.
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region. The next wave of inhabitants are believed to have been smaller hunter-gatherer communities of similar nomadic characteristic. It is believed that archaic forms of agriculture came to the
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airport controlled by the Navajo Nation. The runway is GRS natural surface-ungraded earth runway measuring approximately 4,420 feet (1,350 m), south of the junction of Indian Route 27, and
2000:(cottage) was constructed by Roman and his wife Dorothy in the early 1930s as a memorial to the elder Hubbell. Upon Roman's death in 1957, Dorothy maintained operations until 1967 when the
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It is not known when the ancestors of the current Ganado community arrived in the Ganado region, though some suggest after 1400. The historical record left behind shows that the first
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The first permanent residents of the Ganado region (comprising greater Ganado, Kinlichee, Burnside, and Cornfields) were the "Basketmaker" Ancestral Puebloan. The ruins of their
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Other retail trading posts included Ganado Trading, and Shillingburg's (later Round Top). The Presbyterian Church established a mission, school and hospital in Ganado in 1901.
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served to destroy any last vestiges of Navajo identity, and Ganado children during this period were not immune to such inhumane practices. Pratt's systemic
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2072:Ganado is served by the
1914:William Tecumseh Sherman
1833:had been engaged in the
503:Bureau of Indian Affairs
2218:, Roman Catholic bishop
2180:Arizona State Route 264
1772:King Philip II of Spain
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2437:"U.S. Census website"
2423:"Data Center Results"
2198:Cynthia Tse Kimberlin
2158:Navajo silversmithing
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2002:National Park Service
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1381:Historical population
985:Mean minimum °F (°C)
705:Mean maximum °F (°C)
575:system, Ganado has a
525:Ganado is located at
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3422:United States portal
2293:on February 12, 2020
2143:Hubbell Trading Post
2128:Ganado Art Community
2118:William Worrall Mayo
1920:Hubbell trading post
1905:James Henry Carleton
1543:Ancients and legends
635:Record high °F (°C)
549:35.70250; -109.55333
349: • Density
260:35.70167; -109.55028
43:improve this article
3352:Indian reservations
2756:on February 6, 2013
2698:Arizona Place Names
2319:. February 12, 2011
2200:, ethnomusicologist
2029:Richard Henry Pratt
1952:Don Lorenzo Hubbell
1605:Apaches and Navajos
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2468:on April 15, 2014
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2107:College of Ganado
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3924:Rock Springs
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3836:Teec Nos Pos
3811:Ojo Amarillo
3806:Newcomb/Nava
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3733:St. Michaels
3703:Indian Wells
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3512:Chilchinbito
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3294:Pine Springs
3184:Teec Nos Pos
3159:St. Michaels
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1376:Demographics
1129:inches (mm)
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453:Lókʼaahnteel
441:
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151:Location in
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41:Please help
36:verification
33:
3889:Church Rock
3858:Tʼiistsʼózí
3753:Window Rock
3642:Tséhootsooí
3383:Ghost towns
3360:Fort Apache
3342:Wheatfields
3324:Tes Nez Iah
3209:Window Rock
3129:Oak Springs
2951:County seat
2446:January 31,
2343:Weatherbase
2242:October 29,
2210:Shelly Lowe
2204:Myron Lizer
2122:Mayo Clinic
2025:Fort Apache
1835:Navajo Wars
1638:Diné bizaad
1512:other races
1271:(≥ 0.01 in)
547: /
535:109°33′12″W
484:2010 census
480:2020 census
258: /
246:109°33′01″W
3959:Categories
3944:Yah-ta-hey
3939:Tse Bonito
3904:Ojo Encino
3873:Crownpoint
3821:Rock Point
3801:Nenahnezad
3748:Twin Lakes
3693:Greasewood
3673:Cornfields
3625:Round Rock
3620:Rough Rock
3605:Many Farms
3600:Lukachukai
3517:Dennehotso
3338:Twin Falls
3204:Wide Ruins
3154:Round Rock
3149:Rough Rock
3144:Rock Point
3108:Many Farms
3098:Lukachukai
3068:Dennehotso
3063:Del Muerto
3058:Cottonwood
3053:Cornfields
2817:October 6,
2785:October 6,
2734:October 6,
2676:October 6,
2601:October 6,
2223:References
2090:basketball
2035:by forced
1901:New Mexico
1890:Kit Carson
1886:neutrality
1712:Wide Ruins
1704:New Mexico
1696:occupation
1688:Rio Grande
1672:See also:
1661:New Mexico
1648:language.
1581:Mesa Verde
1572:escarpment
1564:homesteads
1318:(≥ 0.1 in)
432:feature ID
336:Population
243:35°42′06″N
69:newspapers
3899:Manuelito
3791:Beclabito
3738:Steamboat
3718:Naschitti
3713:Nakaibito
3579:Chʼínílį́
3496:Tuba City
3400:Footnotes
3299:Richville
3269:Kinlichee
3234:Allentown
3219:Populated
3179:Steamboat
2976:St. Johns
2958:St. Johns
2875:April 14,
2760:April 17,
2559:April 14,
2524:April 14,
2498:April 14,
2472:April 14,
2462:"History"
2385:March 28,
2379:"xmACIS2"
2363:March 28,
2323:April 23,
2297:April 19,
2068:Education
2006:homestead
1874:Manuelito
1839:Long Walk
1815:ethnicity
1774:directed
1768:New Spain
1731:New Spain
1636:known as
1589:Keet Seel
532:35°42′9″N
521:Geography
470:(CDP) in
420:FIPS code
408:Area code
396:ZIP codes
358:Time zone
328:Elevation
99:July 2016
3934:Tohatchi
3909:Pinedale
3894:Iyanbito
3826:Sanostee
3816:Red Mesa
3780:Shiprock
3743:Tohatchi
3668:Burnside
3522:Halchita
3274:Maverick
3244:Chambers
3239:Blue Gap
3139:Red Rock
3134:Red Mesa
3124:Nutrioso
3093:Klagetoh
3038:Burnside
2827:cite web
2569:cite web
2194:, artist
2082:football
1858:occupied
1823:Santa Fe
1819:Santa Fe
1783:Holy See
1692:invasion
1516:Hispanic
1494:, 10.8%
1463:Percent
1264:(32.52)
1194:(257.8)
1125:Average
1050:(−20.0)
1045:(−17.7)
1040:(−12.3)
1000:(−10.9)
995:(−15.3)
990:(−16.7)
424:04-26210
3929:Thoreau
3884:Becenti
3728:Sawmill
3708:Jeddito
3678:Crystal
3610:Nazlini
3567:Tonalea
3532:Kayenta
3527:Kaibito
3507:Cameron
3329:Totacon
3314:Tahchee
3254:El Tule
3229:Adamana
3169:Sawmill
3164:Sanders
3119:Nazlini
2407:June 4,
2145:, 1972.
2053:organic
1880:of the
1749:pueblos
1717:citadel
1700:Arizona
1680:warrior
1657:Arizona
1642:dialect
1631:Na-Dené
1538:History
1506:, 0.1%
1498:, 0.1%
1472:at home
1249:(0.51)
1219:(0.51)
1035:(−5.0)
1010:(−2.4)
1005:(−6.6)
975:(−8.0)
970:(−3.9)
955:(13.2)
950:(13.3)
935:(−0.4)
930:(−2.8)
925:(−6.4)
920:(−7.9)
910:(10.5)
905:(−0.6)
895:(10.9)
890:(18.0)
885:(21.8)
880:(22.6)
875:(19.4)
870:(13.7)
850:(−0.6)
840:(19.2)
830:(12.7)
825:(20.4)
820:(26.8)
815:(30.3)
810:(31.8)
805:(29.6)
800:(23.1)
795:(18.3)
790:(14.2)
770:(35.8)
765:(14.9)
760:(20.3)
755:(26.9)
750:(31.3)
745:(34.1)
740:(35.6)
735:(34.2)
730:(29.7)
725:(25.1)
720:(21.1)
715:(16.3)
710:(13.7)
567:Climate
476:Arizona
462:of the
460:chapter
458:) is a
435:2408273
282:Arizona
271:Country
157:Arizona
83:scholar
3723:Navajo
3688:Ganado
3683:Dilkon
3630:Tsaile
3594:Chinle
3562:Shonto
3552:Oljato
3537:Lechee
3469:
3391:Bannon
3366:Navajo
3309:Salina
3304:Salado
3284:Navajo
3221:places
3199:Vernon
3194:Tsaile
3174:Sehili
3113:McNary
3103:Lupton
3078:Ganado
3048:Concho
3043:Chinle
3033:Alpine
1956:Pueblo
1684:runner
1624:squash
1520:Latino
1470:Navajo
1468:Spoke
1446:−27.0%
1431:−19.6%
1386:Census
1259:(8.4)
1254:(3.8)
1244:(0.0)
1239:(0.0)
1234:(0.0)
1229:(0.0)
1224:(0.0)
1214:(6.1)
1209:(5.6)
1204:(7.6)
1159:(5.8)
1120:(−33)
1115:(−29)
1110:(−27)
1105:(−12)
1075:(−15)
1070:(−23)
1065:(−32)
1060:(−33)
1030:(2.1)
1025:(9.4)
1020:(8.3)
1015:(2.3)
980:(1.8)
965:(1.5)
960:(9.1)
945:(9.2)
940:(4.3)
900:(4.4)
865:(8.9)
860:(5.7)
855:(1.6)
835:(6.9)
785:(9.6)
780:(6.8)
591:Month
446:Navajo
442:Ganado
293:Apache
288:County
217:Ganado
184:Ganado
85:
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56:
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3879:Alamo
3786:Aneth
3698:Houck
3615:Piñon
3542:Leupp
3189:Toyei
3088:Houck
3083:Greer
3005:Eagar
2997:Towns
2811:(PDF)
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2546:(PDF)
1998:Hogan
1991:yucca
1987:lilac
1983:roses
1971:adobe
1878:haven
1508:Asian
1500:Black
1496:White
1426:1,210
1411:1,505
1311:37.1
1192:10.13
1189:(20)
1184:(20)
1179:(24)
1174:(30)
1169:(44)
1164:(31)
1154:(15)
1149:(16)
1144:(22)
1139:(17)
1134:(13)
1100:(−3)
1090:(−1)
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