Isis Temple (Grand Canyon)

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Isis Temple is a prominent pyramid-shaped butte in the Grand Canyon, known for its striking profile and layered rock formations visible from many popular viewpoints.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf butte
landform
mountain summit
composedOf limestone
sandstone
sedimentary rock
shale
formedBy erosion by the Colorado River and its tributaries
hasAccess viewed from established trails and overlooks rather than direct tourist access to the summit
hasCharacteristic isolated summit
sheer walls
striking profile
hasEtymology named in a series of Grand Canyon features with mythological names
hasGeologicalFeature flat summit area
layered rock formations
steep cliffs
hasProminence prominent landmark in the Grand Canyon
hasShape pyramid-shaped butte
hasTopographicProminence high relative to surrounding canyon terrain
isPopularFor geological study
photography
scenic views
isProtectedBy U.S. National Park Service regulations
locatedIn Arizona NERFINISHED
Coconino County, Arizona NERFINISHED
Grand Canyon National Park NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn North Rim of the Grand Canyon NERFINISHED
namedAfter Egyptian goddess Isis NERFINISHED
Isis NERFINISHED
near Colorado River NERFINISHED
Phantom Ranch area NERFINISHED
partOf Colorado Plateau NERFINISHED
Grand Canyon NERFINISHED
Grand Canyon stratigraphy
visibleFrom Bright Angel Trail NERFINISHED
Grand Canyon Village area NERFINISHED
North Rim viewpoints
South Rim viewpoints NERFINISHED

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Hopi Point hasViewOf Isis Temple (Grand Canyon)