Comb Wash

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Comb Wash is a scenic, rugged canyon and intermittent stream corridor in southeastern Utah known for its dramatic sandstone cliffs and proximity to numerous Ancestral Puebloan archaeological sites.

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Label Occurrences
Comb Wash canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
geographic feature
intermittent stream
accessedBy U.S. Route 163 vicinity
gravel and dirt roads
climate semi‑arid desert
country United States of America
drainageBasin San Juan River basin NERFINISHED
ecosystem desert scrub
pinyon‑juniper woodland (surrounding slopes)
geologicalEra Mesozoic sedimentary rocks (dominant exposures)
hasArchaeologicalContext Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings (in surrounding area)
rock art sites (in surrounding area)
hasGeologicalFeature sandstone formations
steep canyon walls
hasLandUse grazing (in parts of the wash)
hasViewOf Comb Ridge monocline NERFINISHED
locatedIn San Juan County, Utah NERFINISHED
Utah
locatedInRegion southeastern Utah NERFINISHED
managedBy U.S. Bureau of Land Management NERFINISHED
near Bears Ears National Monument area NERFINISHED
Butler Wash NERFINISHED
Cedar Mesa NERFINISHED
Comb Ridge NERFINISHED
Mule Canyon (regionally nearby) NERFINISHED
Valley of the Gods (regionally nearby) NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic sandstone cliffs
proximity to Ancestral Puebloan archaeological sites
scenic canyon landscapes
partOf Colorado Plateau NERFINISHED
recreationType dispersed recreation
regionType remote backcountry area
subjectTo flash flooding
terrain rugged
usedFor backcountry camping
hiking
off‑highway vehicle travel
scenic driving
watercourseType ephemeral stream
intermittent stream corridor

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San Juan River hasTributary Comb Wash