Humphreys Peak, near Flagstaff, Arizona, is the highest point in the state, standing at 12,633 feet. The peak is part of the San Francisco Peaks, which were named in 1629 by Spanish friars who established the nearby Mission of San Francisco. In 1892, the peak was officially named after General Andrew Humphreys, a Union officer and former Chief of Engineers. Sacred to the Navajo as Dookʼoʼoosłííd, it represents the western boundary of their traditional homeland and is tied to stories of spiritual guardians who protect the balance of nature.
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