Leupp Chapter

Leupp at a glance

Population — 951 at the 2010 Census

History — Francis E. Leupp (which Leupp was named after) grew up around the Little Colorado River, where early residents planted corn, beans and squash on the flood plain. After a series of floods in the 1940s, the town was moved to higher ground at its present location on N-15.  Leupp was also the very first Navajo chapter, and comprises the southwestern corner of the Navajo Nation.

Attractions — Grand Falls, Sunrise Trading Post, near to Twin Arrows Casino

Land area — 303,746 acres

Industries — El Paso Natural Gas and the Transwestern Pipeline have facilities here, and Tooh Diné Industries manufactures circuit boards.

(Source: http://www.navajotimes.com/news/chapters/071813leu.php#.VeXcm_lViko)

The Grand Falls

**ATTENTION GRAND FALLS VISITORS: Please be respectful of the beautiful land when visiting. Do not litter. Do not off-road. Do not chase the livestock. Do not speed on the dirt roads. No ATV’s allowed. No camping. No alcohol. Ahe’hee’ (Thank you).**

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