Northern Arizona Geography and Conditions

The video explores the diverse landscapes of Northern Arizona, highlighting its lakes, canyons, plateaus, and mountain ranges. It discusses the region's elevation, geographical features, and the impact of winter weather on travel. Viewers are advised on safe travel practices and emergency preparedness, with a focus on the challenges posed by winter conditions. The video concludes with resources for further information on winter weather preparedness.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of Northern Arizona?

• Lakes

• Deserts

• Rainforests

• Canyons

What is the highest point in Arizona?

• Chusca Mountains

• Mount Humphries

• Black Mesa

• Kaibab Plateau

Where is the largest continuous stand of ponderosa pine trees located?

• Southern Arizona

• Northern Arizona

• Eastern Arizona

• Western Arizona

Which mountain range is entirely located on the Navajo Nation?

• White Mountains

• Bradshaw Mountains

• Chusca Mountains

• Muggion Rim

Which road is known for harsh winter driving conditions near Mingus Mountain?

• State Route 89

• U.S. Highway 160

• State Route 67

• U.S. Highway 60

What is the peak elevation of the Kaibab Plateau?

• 10,000 feet

• 11,000 feet

• 9,200 feet

• 8,500 feet

The Muggion Rim is known for its high country terrain located above what elevation?

• 4,000 feet

• 5,500 feet

• 7,500 feet

• 6,500 feet

What is the highest elevation reached in the White Mountains?

• 12,000 feet

• 9,000 feet

• 11,000 feet

• 10,000 feet

Which highways are mentioned as experiencing heavy snowfall in the White Mountains?

• State Route 67 and 89a

• U.S. Highway 60, 191, and 180

• U.S. Highway 160 and State Route 564

• Interstates 17 and 40

What should you always have in your vehicle when driving in Northern Arizona during winter?

• A spare tire

• An emergency supply kit

• A map

• Extra fuel