1967 Map of Devils Slide Rapids
USGS Topo · Published 1970About this map
The Colorado River winds through the profound depths of Granite Gorge in this 1967 survey of northwestern Arizona. This section of the river is defined by its treacherous hydraulics, marked by a succession of named whitewater features including Waterfall Rapids, Triumphal Arch Rapids, Devils Slide Rapids, and Last Chance Rapids. The map illustrates a landscape of extreme verticality, where the high desert of the Sanup Plateau and Surprise Canyon meet the river corridor.
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