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  • The Gunnison River in Colorado flows into a narrow gorge lined by trees displaying their fall colors. The Gunnison River is the fifth largest tributary of the Colorado River.
    CO_GunnisonRiver_Autumn_1937.jpg
  • The Colorado River and several smaller rivers empty into the Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez, in northern Baja California, Mexico. This area is called the Colorado River Delta.
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  • A raven (Corvus corax) flies over the Colorado River at the entrance to the Grand Canyon at Desert View, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.
    Grand-Canyon_Raven_Desert-View_6557.jpg
  • The full moon rises over the Grand Canyon and Colorado River in this view from the Tuweep Overlook (also spelled Toroweap) in Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.  The Tuweep Overlook, located on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, provides one of the most dramatic canyon views. Here, the canyon is 3,000 feet deep and one mile wide — one of the few places on the Grand Canyon rim where you can see both the Colorado River and the other side of the canyon.
    GrandCanyon_Tuweep_Full-Moon_4695.jpg
  • A raven (Corvus corax) flies over the Colorado River at the entrance to the Grand Canyon at Desert View, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona.
    Grand-Canyon_Raven_Desert-View_6636.jpg
  • The Colorado River makes a dramatic, almost circular bend at Horseshoe Bend, south of Page, Arizona, in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. The towering red cliffs are about 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the river.
    AZ_Horsehoe-Bend_Stormy-Sunrise_0613.jpg
  • The Colorado River makes a dramatic, almost circular bend at Horseshoe Bend, south of Page, Arizona. The towering red cliffs are about 1,000 feet (305 meters) above the river.
    AZ_HorseshoeBend_8537.jpg
  • The Tuweep Overlook, also spelled Toroweap, provides one of the most dramatic views of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Here, the canyon is 3,000 feet deep and one mile wide. It's one of the few places on the canyon rim where you can see both the Colorado River and all the way across the canyon.
    GrandCanyon_TuweepSunrise_4815_v.jpg
  • The Tuweep Overlook, also spelled Toroweap, provides one of the most dramatic views of the Grand Canyon in Arizona. Here, the canyon is 3,000 feet deep and one mile wide. It's one of the few places on the canyon rim where you can see both the Colorado River and all the way across the canyon.
    GrandCanyon_TuweepSunrise_4807.jpg
  • Stars shine above the steep walls of the Tuweep Overlook, also spelled Toroweap, which provides one of the most dramatic views of teh Grand Canyon in Arizona. Lit by the full moon, the walls of the canyon are 3,000 feet tall. Here, the canyon is also a mile wide. It's one of the few places on the Grand Canyon rim where you can see both the Colorado River and the other side of the canyon.
    GrandCanyon_Tuweep_Night_4774.jpg
  • A dramatic fall sunrise lights up the sky over the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon in this view from Moran Point.
    GrandCanyon_MoranPoint_Sunrise_8697.jpg
  • The fast-moving Gunnison River carves a deep gorge in the rock at Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park in Colorado. Near this point, the Gunnison River drops 240 feet per mile (45 m/km), causing it to gain speed and strength to erode tougher rock. The Gunnison River drops more within the national park than the Mississippi River does between Minnesota and the Gulf of Mexico.
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  • Fall colors line the bluff at Tomichi Point, high above the Gunnison River in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado. The gorge is the steepest in North America, dropping 2,772 feet (845 meters) at one point. It's called the Black Canyon because it's so steep in places that light doesn't reach the bottom.
    CO_Gunnison_TomichiPoint_1941.jpg
  • The Maroon Bells are reflected in Maroon Lake in Colorado on a still autumn morning. The Maroon Bells are a pair of mountains, the tallest of which is 14,156 feet (4,317 meters). The peaks are located in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness of White River National Forest.
    CO_MaroonBells_Autumn_Dawn_1750.jpg
  • Low clouds form over Zion Canyon in this aerial view over Zion National Park in southern Utah. The Virgin River is seen winding through Zion Canyon in the middle of this image.
    ZionNP_Zion-Canyon_Aerial_7942.jpg
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