Łįįnábáha

The Łįįnábáha were the western White Mountain Apache, whose territory lay between their eastern White Mountain relatives and the Cibecue and San Carlos Apache. Cedar Creek and the lower Carrizo Creek ran through their country, with the Black River to the south. Their neighbors hunted in the high timber of the Mogollon Rim and gathered juniper berries and pine nuts farther north. These mountain lands were home to distinct Apache communities whose territories met along creeks and ridges.