Mooney Falls
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Mooney Falls is a dramatic, high waterfall on Havasu Creek in the Grand Canyon, renowned for its turquoise pools and challenging cliffside access.
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
natural feature
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waterfall → |
| access |
chains and ladders
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hiking only → steep cliffside descent → tunnels cut into cliff → |
| approximateDistanceFromSupai |
about 3 miles
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| climateZone |
desert canyon
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| country |
United States
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| county |
Coconino County
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| flowType |
perennial waterfall
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| geologicalType |
travertine waterfall
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| hasFeature |
misty plunge pool
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travertine terraces below the falls → vertical red-rock cliff → |
| hazard |
slippery rock surfaces
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steep and exposed approach → |
| height |
approximately 200 feet
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approximately 60 meters → |
| knownFor |
challenging cliffside access route
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dramatic vertical drop → photogenic travertine formations → popular backpacking destination → turquoise pools → |
| locatedDownstreamFrom |
Havasu Falls
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| locatedIn |
Arizona
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Coconino County, Arizona → Grand Canyon → Havasu Creek NERFINISHED → United States → |
| locatedNear |
Havasupai village of Supai
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| locatedUpstreamFrom |
Beaver Falls
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| managedBy |
Havasupai Tribe
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| namedAfter |
D. W. Mooney
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| partOf |
Grand Canyon National Park region
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Havasu Canyon → |
| recreationalActivity |
backpacking
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hiking → photography → swimming → |
| region |
Southwestern United States
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| riverSystem |
Colorado River watershed
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| state |
Arizona
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| tourism |
permit required via Havasupai Tribe
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| waterColor |
turquoise
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| watercourse |
Havasu Creek
NERFINISHED
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Referenced by (7)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Havasu Canyon
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Havasupai Indian Reservation → |
contains |
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Havasu Canyon
→
Havasupai people → |
knownFor |
|
Navajo Falls
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Supai, Arizona → |
near |
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Havasuw `Baaja
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associatedNaturalFeature |