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The document provides information about notable landmarks in Arizona and the surrounding region, including Monument Valley, Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Canyon, Four Corners Monument, Grand Canyon West, Guano Point, SkyWalk, Hualapai Ranch, and Hoover Dam. Details are given for each location such as heights of rock formations, how canyons were formed, and Hoover Dam's construction dates and power provision. A road trip covering these sites would span over 2,000 miles and take around two weeks to complete.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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- 5. Monument Valley… … where the Earth meets the Sky
- 6. 17 miles Valley drive
- 8. Hike Trail
- 14. Height of the monuments range from 100 feet to 1,500 feet tall (30 m. to 450 m.)
- 16. Horseshoe Bend. Page, AZ Meander of the Colorado River
- 17. Upper Antelope Canyon. Page, AZ Tsé bighánílíní “The place where water runs through rock”
- 19. It was formed due to flash flooding water.
- 20. Sunlight overhead forms distinct shafts of light that slice into the canyon changing hour by hour
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- 26. Grand Canyon West, AZ (Hualapai Nation)
- 28. Guano Point
- 30. SkyWalk
- 33. Hoover Dam Constructed between 1931 and 1936 On the border between Arizona and Nevada
- 34. Dedicated on Sept. 30, 1935, by President Roosevelt Named after President Hoover The generators provide power in NV, AZ and CA
- 38. 2125 miles (3400 km.) 57 gallons of gas (215 litres) 16 days
Editor's Notes
- Constructed between 1931 and 1936 On the border between Arizona and Nevada Dedicated on September 30, 1935, by President Roosevelt Named after President Hoover. The generators provide power in Nevada, Arizona, and California