Kaibab Pauite Indian Reservation, Kaibab Pauite Indian Tribe

The Kaibab Paiute Indian Reservation covers 120,413 acres of plateau and desert grassland in the Arizona Strip country, bordered on the north by the state of Utah. The Reservation is comprised of five villages: Kaibab, Steamboat, Juniper Estates, Six-Mile, and Redhills. Fourteen miles east of the Reservation is the small community of Fredonia, and 21 miles to the northeast is the town of Kanab, Utah. A vast majority of the land is undeveloped.

The Kaibab Paiute Reservation is located in the Plateau Uplands water province. Surface waters on the reservation are produced by spring run-off and to a limited degree, Kanab Creek.

Census 2000 Profile

Arizona Department of Commerce’s Community Profile

Tribal Enterprises

Most of the businesses on the Kaibab Paiute Reservation are tribally owned and operated. The Tribe owns and operates a visitor's center at Pipe Springs National Monument, the Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians – Pipe Spring National Monument Visitor Center and Cultural Museum, the Kaibab Paiute Campground and RV Park with a convenience store and a gas station, an agricultural project for farm enterprises, and an orchard (1,300 fruit trees).