Tsé Binest'i'é

The Tsé Binestʼiʼé were a local group of the Arivaipa, a branch of the Western Apache. Their relatives ranged through the valley of Aravaipa Creek and the surrounding mountains, including the Galiuro and Santa Teresa ranges. The Arivaipa shared hunting and camping grounds in the Dripping Springs Mountains with neighboring Apache and Guwevkabaya Yavapai communities. Their lands formed part of a rugged country of canyons and mountains between the Gila River and the desert to the south.