Little Colorado River is a tributary of the __Colorado and terminates in _northern Arizona. Known for **deep canyons**, tribal heritage, and variations in flow_.

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AddressLittle Colorado River, Arizona, USANorthern Arizona
ContinentNorth America
RegionSouthwest US
SubregionSouthern Rocky Mountains/Yеt Plateau
CountryUnited States
StateArizona
CountyCoconino County
TimezoneAmericaPhoenix
Latitude36.4
Longitude-110.1
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Little Colorado River flows southeastern from Zion National Park and enters the __Colorado near‐by Lake Powell. Rising around Book Cliffs in Utah, it’s characterized by steep, narrow gorges, especially as it passes through northern Arizona and the Navajo Nation. The basin supports a variety of landscapes — from arid plateaus to rugged canyon walls — influencing seasonal flow and sediment load. Along its course, visitors can find cultural sites, recreation trails, and areas of ecological interest, making it a key feature for both nature lovers and regional histories.

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