2020 Map of Spanish Bottom
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
Canyonlands National Park encompasses the desert landscape where the Green River and Colorado River converge, a junction marked by the swift waters of Brown Betty Rapids. This 2020 survey details the complex network of canyons and mesas at the borders of San Juan, Wayne, and Garfield counties. The topography is defined by significant natural formations such as the Chocolate Drops and Petes Mesa, while the alluvial floor of Spanish Bottom provides a rare level landing beside the river's deep incisions into the plateau.
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