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Navajo Nation road closures from flooding

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As of Nov. 1, 2026, flooding washed out roads and cut access in several Navajo Nation communities, with named routes closed in Piñon, Dilkon, Mexican Springs and Indian Wells, a washed-out road in Red Mesa, and a bridge closed in Chinle. The report does not say whether floodwaters have receded or any affected routes have reopened, so the closures remain unresolved.

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  1. 第 1 次更新Navajo Nation washouts leave road access uncertain beyond the flooding

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    Navajo Nation washouts leave road access uncertain beyond the flooding

    November 1 reports identify washouts, bridge restrictions and dangerous crossings across Navajo Nation communities. Which routes have since reopened remains unconfirmed.

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    • Which affected routes and crossings have subsequently been inspected and reopened, and whether usable detours are available.

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  • Navajo Nation Division of Transportationdivision of the executive branch of the Navajo Nation1 篇報導

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  • Canyon de Chelly National MonumentCanyon de Chelly National Monument, Apache County, AZ, United States of America1 篇報導
  • DilkonDilkon, AZ, United States of America1 篇報導
  • Mexican SpringsMexican Springs, NM, United States of America1 篇報導
  • PinonPinon, AZ, United States of America1 篇報導
  • Red MesaRed Mesa, AZ, United States of America1 篇報導

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