Vishnu Temple (Grand Canyon)

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Vishnu Temple (Grand Canyon) is a prominent, temple-shaped sandstone butte in the Grand Canyon, known for its striking profile and vivid coloration.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf butte
landform
composedOf sandstone
country United States
county Coconino County, Arizona
hasColor vivid coloration
hasCulturalContext named within Grand Canyon’s mythological naming tradition
hasGeologicalContext erosional remnant
layered sedimentary rock
hasNameType toponym
hasNearbyFeature Colorado River
Grand Canyon inner gorge
Vishnu Canyon
hasNotableFeature prominent summit
striking profile
hasShape temple-shaped butte
hasViewOver Colorado River in Grand Canyon
isProtectedBy U.S. National Park Service
isVisibleFrom Cape Royal area of Grand Canyon
Desert View area of Grand Canyon
linked to: Desert View

Grand Canyon South Rim viewpoints
isWithinProtectedArea Grand Canyon National Park
locatedIn Arizona
Coconino County, Arizona
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
United States
namedAfter Hindu deity Vishnu
linked to: Vishnu

Vishnu
partOf Colorado Plateau
Grand Canyon butte and mesa system
state Arizona
tourismImportance scenic landmark in Grand Canyon

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Hopi Point hasViewOf Vishnu Temple (Grand Canyon)