Copper Canyon

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Copper Canyon is a vast network of deep, rugged canyons in northwestern Mexico, renowned for its dramatic landscapes, indigenous Tarahumara communities, and the scenic Chepe railway.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Barranca del Cobre 1
Copper Canyon region 1

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon system
geographical feature
tourist destination
climate varied by altitude
country Mexico
deeperThan Grand Canyon National Park
surface form: Grand Canyon
ecosystem pine-oak forests
semi-arid canyons
hasPart Batopilas Canyon
Urique Canyon
surface form: Candameña Canyon

Chínipas Canyon
Oteros Canyon
Urique Canyon
surface form: Sinforosa Canyon

Urique Canyon
hasRailwayStation Creel station
Divisadero station
hasTouristCenter Batopilas town
Creel
Divisadero
hasViewpoint Divisadero overlook
highestElevation over 2400 meters
inhabitedBy Rarámuri people
Tarahumara people
knownFor Chepe railway
deep canyons
dramatic landscapes
ecotourism
hiking
indigenous Tarahumara communities
rugged terrain
scenic train journeys
languageSpoken Rarámuri language
Spanish
locatedIn Sierra Madre Occidental
northwestern Mexico
locatedInAdministrativeEntity State of Chihuahua
maximumDepth over 1800 meters
namedAfter copper
offersActivity hiking trails
horseback riding
mountain biking
zip-lining
partOf Sierra Tarahumara
regionType mountainous region
riverSystem Rio Batopilas
Rio Fuerte
Río Baluarte
surface form: Rio Urique
traversedBy Chepe railway
Chepe railway
surface form: Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacífico

Referenced by (8)

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Chihuahua contains Copper Canyon
Sierra Madre Occidental contains Copper Canyon
Sierra Madre Occidental contains Copper Canyon
this entity surface form: Barranca del Cobre
State of Chihuahua contains Copper Canyon
Basaseachic Falls locatedIn Copper Canyon
Tarahumara locatedIn Copper Canyon
Basaseachic Falls partOf Copper Canyon
this entity surface form: Copper Canyon region
Rarámuri traditionalTerritory Copper Canyon