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Creator
Margery H. Freeman
Date created
July 1970
Location
Copper Canyon, Mexico
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Waterfall at Copper Canyon, Mexico

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A small stream feeds a waterfall leading into a rocky canyon.

Copper Canyon is a large system of canyons in the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua. While the Copper Canyon system is larger than the Grand Canyon in the United States, the Mexican canyon consists of a series of small canyons instead of one large canyon. Numerous small Indian communities live on the boundaries of the canyon and continue practicing traditional ways of life.