Category:Chinle Valley
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English: The Chinle Valley — a valley on the Navajo Nation, in Arizona.
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- Chinle Creek (Chinle Wash) flows north through the Valley into Utah to a confluence with the San Juan River, of southeast Utah, northwest New Mexico, and southwest Colorado.
- Chinle Creek (Chinle Wash) flows north through the Valley into Utah to a confluence with the San Juan River, of southeast Utah, northwest New Mexico, and southwest Colorado.
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- Chinle Valley is located at:
- East of Monument Valley, specifically, the Comb Ridge monocline.
- Black Mesa is the west and southwest border. Chuska Mountains & San Juan Basin are east.
- Four Corners is to the northeast.
- (7) members of the Chinle Formation occur in Chinle Valley
- ------7 & 6----Mesa Redondo Member? and Temple Mountain Member" (youngest)
- ------5----Owl Rock Member
- ------4----Upper Petrified Forest Member (?)
- ------3----Petrified Forest Member
- ------2----Monitor Butte Member
- ------1----en:Shinarump Conglomerate (base member, oldest)
Subcategories
This category has the following 5 subcategories, out of 5 total.
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Media in category "Chinle Valley"
The following 6 files are in this category, out of 6 total.
Categories:
- Valleys of Arizona
- Landforms on the Navajo Nation
- Colorado Plateau Navajo section
- Colorado Plateau region of Arizona
- U.S. Route 191 in Arizona
- U.S. Route 160 in Arizona
- San Rafael Group in Arizona
- San Rafael Group
- Glen Canyon Group in Arizona
- Glen Canyon Group
- Chinle Formation
- Chinle Formation in Arizona
- Chinle Formation in Utah
- Owl Rock Member
- Petrified Forest Member
- Monitor Butte Member
- Monitor Butte Member in Arizona
- Shinarump Conglomerate
- Shinarump Conglomerate in Arizona
- Mesa Redondo Member
- Sonsela Member
- Temple Mountain Member
