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Natural Landmarks

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The Grand Canyon natural landmark was formed by erosion (wearing away of soil...rock by wind and water) from the Colorado River
Monument Valley on the border of Arizona and Utah.
Monument Valley has clusters of sandstone buttes. Buttes are isolated hills with steep sides and a flat top.
Niagara Falls group of 3 waterfalls on the border of the U.S. and Canada between the state of New York and the province of Ontario, Canada
Rocky Mountains The Rockies for short, tall and rugged range of mountains in the western U.S.
Rocky Mountains mountain range that is more than 3,000 miles long
Smoky Mountains mountain range located in Tennessee and North Carolina, part of the Appalachian Mountains
Smoky Mountains mountain range that gets it's name from the fog that gathers around the mountain range every morning
Yellowstone National Park park that stretches from northwestern Wyoming to parts of southern Montana and eastern Idaho.
Yellowstone National Park has many geysers, natural pools that spray hot water and steam into the air, has waterfalls and a large canyon.
Mississippi River second longest river in the USA...2, 0000 miles long
Mississippi River river that is very important to trade throughout U.S. history, water from 31 states and Canada flows into this river
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