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Upstream view of Marble Canyon from right bank at Dam Site #3. 31.7 miles below Paria River. Water surface elevation 2875.
Four small boats are pulled up to the shore on the viewer's left of the Colorado River, the canyon walls rise all around.
Ruins of Neskia-Nizadi Canyon (tributary of Navajo Canyon)
Man (park ranger?) on top on wall ruins next to cliff
One way to Navajo Canyon
A few men and several horses navigate the slope of a sandstone slope, canyon walls and tall rock formations in the background.
En route to Navajo Canyon
A man leads a train of several horses along the up the slope of a ridge above a sandstone formation.
Dinosaur Tracks in baked clay Nesk-Nizadi Canyon. 14 ins. From heel to tip of claw. 42 in. stride heel to heel. Filled with water to photograph them.
Several dinosaur tracks in the foreground which have been filled with water. Four men in hats sit behind the tracks.
Ribbon or Altar Falls in Bright Angel Canyon, 4 miles up from Phantom Ranch.
A waterfall down the side of a canyon wall, a white tent below with several horses and humans. Beneath and to the left of the falls a man on a horse stands on top of a ledge, looking up at the falls.
Canyon of Little Colorado, 1000 ft. walls.
A photograph of tall canyon walls, a man standing on the floor of the canyon which is covered in parts with water.
Canyon of the Little Colorado, 1800 ft. walls. Between Moeneopic Wash and mouth of canyon. Dangerous quicksands.
A photograph of tall canyon walls rising above the canyon floor, covered in parts in water and quicksand.
Canyon of the Little Colorado
A photograph of tall canyon walls
Canyon de Chelly
A photograph of canyon walls and floor.