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Zion, the canyon under thirty feet across
1919
Washington County, Utah
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A gorge half a mile deep and at its narrowest under thirty feet across, cut by a river that still moves a million tons of rock a year. Mormon settlers named the features. A federal official briefly renamed it Mukuntuweap, and the local name won.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: historic site
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