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Upper Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona

Upper Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona

Res rock sandstone formations surrounded by conifer forest. The well-known sandstone formations of Sedona, AZ, lie in lower Oak Creek Canyon. In several millenn...
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Res rock sandstone formations surrounded by conifer forest. The well-known sandstone formations of Sedona, AZ, lie in lower Oak Creek Canyon. In several millennia, after erosion cuts about 2,000-feet deeper, these formations will probably look like Sedona.
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