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- oldest (lowest) to youngest (uppermost), the Watahomigi Formation, the Manakacha Formation, the Wescogame Formation, and the Esplanade Sandstone. The Watahomigi...
- The (Upper) Late Pennsylvanian Manakacha Formation is a cliff-forming, sandstone, red-orange geologic unit, formed from an addition of eolian sand,: 40 ...
- cliff, thickening in Western Grand Canyon) 3 – Wescogame Formation 2 – Manakacha Formation, (a resistant cliff-former; can make cliffs, or cliffs, with...
- Sandstone cliff, overlying red slope of Wescogame Formation, overlying white Manakacha Formation, overlying red ledges of Watahomigi Formation, overlying large...
- remainder – of Supai Group units 2 and 1 (Manakacha Formation, Watahomigi Formation). The cliffs of the Manakacha protect the slope-former below; (with the...
- platform ridgeline is Supai Group, unit 2, (the cliff and platform unit), Manakacha Formation, upon slopes of slope-forming Watahomigi Formation. Again, the...
- gray debris on the platform, and is composed of weathered Supai Group Manakacha Formation, also a cliff-former rock. Dana Butte drains west into the Salt...
- units). The prominence is a minuscule cliff of Supai Group (unit 2), Manakacha Formation. Slope-forming slopes of Watahomigi Formation are below the...
- Grand Canyon & Nevada) 3 – Wescogame Formation-(Late Pennsylvanian) 2 – Manakacha Formation 1 – Watahomigi Formation The Supai Group members were created...
- sandstone, and purple siltstone that is 100 to 300 feet (30 to 90 m) thick. Manakacha (see 5b in figure 1) is a cliff- and slope-forming pale red sandstone...