Bis Ii Ah Wash (stream)

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Bis Ii Ah Wash
Location
Country United States
State Arizona
County Apache
Physical characteristics
Mouth  
  elevation
5,902 ft (1,799 m)

Bis Ii Ah Wash is a stream located in Apache County, Arizona, southwest of the census-designated place of Nazlini. [1]

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Coordinates: 35°52′30″N109°32′39″W / 35.87500°N 109.54417°W / 35.87500; -109.54417