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Description

Havasu Falls near Supai, Arizona. The water is blue/green due to high concentrations of dissolved lime picked up as the water runs through the sedimentary rock of Havasu Canyon and the Grand Canyon.
Source

own work
Date

2005-07-16
Author

User:Moondigger
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CC-By-SA-2.5

Camera location

36°15′17.5″N, 112°41′54.8″W

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current01:32, 16 August 2006821×1,231 (358 KB)Moondigger ({{Information |Description=Havasu Falls near Supai, Arizona. The water is blue/green due to high concentrations of dissolved lime picked up as the water runs through the sedimentary rock of Havasu Canyon and the Grand Canyon. |Source=own work |Date=2005-)