1. Grand Canyon National Park
By Chloe Rivera

2. Location Region- Southwest State-Arizona Capital-Phoenix
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3. Landforms The Grand canyon has steep cliffs wining path and high peeks
It is about 277 miles long and up to 18 miles wide in some places
It is one mile deep from the edge of the floor
A canyon is a deep valley with steep walls on both sides formed by erosion

4. Culture
The first people who lived in the Grand canyon was a tribe of Native Americans called Archaic
The person who came next was a European explorer named Garcia Lopez de Cardenas
In 1869 a geologist named John Wesley Powell traveled through the canyon with a team of men

5. Waterways
It is hard to believe that the Colorado River made the Grand Canyon
About six million years ago the Colorado River began to cut through the different layers of the earth’s rock.
The Colorado River runs through the lowest parts of the canyon at 1,450 miles long

6. Rocks and Minerals
There are many different kinds of rocks and minerals in the Grand Canyon
Limestone is a kind of rock that is formed underwater
The oldest rocks found in the canyon is Granite and Schist
Limestone, Shale, and Sandstone can all be found in the Grand Canyon