Image: Bright Angel Trailhead01

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Description: The Grand Canyon is a steep sided gorge formed by the Colorado River in northern Arizona, United States. View to the Bright Angel trailhead. (View to Ninetyone Mile Creek (wash)-(Mile 91.0), draining en:Isis Temple, left (west), and Cheops Pryamid, right; the wash/creek is a north tributary to the Granite Gorge (Colorado River). The two landforms are part of an uplifted fault-block-(horst), "Unkar Group Horst", containing Isis Temple, deposited on the lowest members of the en:Unkar Group, and overlying the Vishnu Group contained in Granite Gorge.)
Title: Bright Angel Trailhead01
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