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Bryce Canyon National Park is located in southern Utah on the eastern side of
the Paunsaugunt Plateau in Garfield County. Settlement of the area began in
1874. Ebenezer Bryce moved from Pine Valley and settled a site near the mouth
of Bryce Canyon in 1875. Bryce used the now famous canyon as a cattle range,
and it was given his name as early as 1876.
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Bryce Canyon is a series of natural amphitheaters below which stands an array
of white and orange limestone columns and walls sculptured by erosion. The erosion
has been accomplished mainly by rain, snow, and frost prying off cliff fragments
rather than by stream erosion. Nearby streams actually flow away from the canyon.
The high rim country of the park is part forest dominated by fir, pine, and
aspen, and part meadows of grass and sage. At lower, drier altitudes, pinon
pine and Utah juniper predominate.
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