County
Apache County
Arizona • United States
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Apache County is a county in Arizona, United States. It has a population of about 66,021 and an area of 29,056 km². It spans 2 time zones. It contains 7 villages and 5 towns with a combined population of about 29,088. The largest are Eagar (4,869), Chinle (4,518), and Fort Defiance (3,624). Its nearest neighbours are Zuni Pueblo (68 km), Gallup (69 km), and Navajo (70 km). It was established in 1879. 3 official videos are published about the United States.
- Time zones
- America/Denver, America/Phoenix
- Coordinates
- 35.3956, -109.4888
- Population
- 71,887
- Area
- 29,056 km²
- Established
- 1879
- Official website
- apachecountyaz.gov
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