Water Towers and Standpipes of the United States of America. Sponsored by "Understanding Your Home" by building inspector Mark Visser Tower Information Tower signage: Kaibeto Built: Height: Capacity: Missing tower data: Please contact us if you have more information. Kaibeto - Arizona Coconino County. Photo © Mark Visser Area Information Kaibito, Coconino County. The K'ai'bii'to' Chapter, is a local government established under the Navajo Nation in 1959 as the 56th Chapter within the 110 Navajo Nation Chapters.  As for the Navajo name K'ai'bii'to', it is translated into "Willow Trees with Fresh Spring Water". The K'ai'bii'to' Chapter is located in the Northeast corner of Coconino County, Arizona and it is 36 miles East of Page, Arizona. The K'ai'bii'to Chapter consists of a local community with scenic walls of White Mesa into the East, Navajo Mountain to the North, Ts'egzzi' to the Northwest and the chapter sits along the banks of the K'ai'bii'to' Wash. In addition, K'ai'bii'to' is bordered by the communities of Navajo Mountain, Inscription House, Shonto, Tonalea, Tuba City, Coppermine, Gap/Bodaway and LeChee Chapters.  Resources: K'AI'Bill'TO' Chapter Other sites you may be interested in: Thumbnail Collection of USA Water Towers Canadian Water Towers and Standpipes Magnetic Hills in the United States of America The History of the Christian Fish Symbol ..... Home Back to Arizona Index