Dana Butte

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Dana Butte is a prominent rock formation within the Grand Canyon, known for its striking layered cliffs and scenic views from popular overlooks along the South Rim.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf butte
landform
composedOf limestone
sandstone
shale
country United States
drainageTo Colorado River
elevation about 4980 ft
geologicalAge Paleozoic
hasFeature steep layered cliffs
hasGeologicalUnit Redwall Limestone (exposed in cliffs below)
linked to: Redwall Limestone

Supai Group
hasTopographicForm flat-topped summit
locatedIn Arizona
Coconino County, Arizona
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
United States
mapLabel Dana Butte
namedAfter Charles Dana
linked to: Charles A. Dana
offers scenic views of the Grand Canyon
partOf Colorado Plateau
protectedArea Grand Canyon National Park
relativeLocation below the South Rim of the Grand Canyon
north of the Colorado River
state Arizona
tourismImportance notable viewpoint feature from South Rim overlooks
visibleFrom Hermits Rest Road viewpoints
Hopi Point
Mohave Point
South Rim

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Hopi Point hasViewOf Dana Butte
Dana Butte mapLabel Dana Butte