- The
Uinkaret volcanic field is an area of
monogenetic volcanoes in
northwestern Arizona,
United States,
located on the
north rim of the
Grand Canyon. Lava...
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regional groundwater-flow
system which drains into the
Grand Canyon: Kaibab,
Uinkaret-Kanab, Marble-Shinumo, Cataract, and Blue Spring. The flow of groundwater...
- Mountains–Santa Cruz County, Pima
County Tunitcha Mountains–Apache
County Uinkaret Mountains–Mohave
County Usery Mountains–Maricopa
County Vekol Mountains–Pinal...
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Sawmill Mountains, and west flank,
Uinkaret Mountains,
where the
Hurricane Cliffs terminate. The
region of the west
Uinkaret Mountains, (west
Toroweap Valley)...
- difficult, if short, run in the
entire canyon. It is on the east edge of the
Uinkaret volcanic field. Mile 180.1 –
Lower Lava
Rapid (4) Mile 186.0 – 185 Mile...
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creation of a
natural impoundment. An
example would be the
eruptions of the
Uinkaret volcanic field about 1.8 million–10,000
years ago,
which created lava dams...
- (Vasari), a 1564
painting by
Giorgio Vasari Vulcan's Forge, a vent in the
Uinkaret volcanic field in Arizona, USA This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Between 1.8 million and 10,000
years ago, m****ive
flows of
basalt from the
Uinkaret volcanic field in
northern Arizona dammed the
Colorado River within the...
- AD ± 25
years Uinkaret volcanic field - - 36°13′7.93″N 113°4′38.74″W / 36.2188694°N 113.0774278°W / 36.2188694; -113.0774278 (
Uinkaret volcanic field)...
- Throne,
about a mile (1.7 km) west of
Toroweap overlook, is part of the
Uinkaret volcanic field. The
journals of
traveler George Corning Fraser record a...
