List of Supai Group prominences in the Grand Canyon
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This is a list of Supai Group prominences in the Grand Canyon. Landforms with up to 4 units of Supai Group, as prominences.
The rock unit sequences are as follows:
Coconino Sandstone, (prominence, Permian unit)
Hermit Shale, Permian
Supai Group, (4 units, Pennsylvanian-Permian)
4 – Esplanade Sandstone, (Permian)(Typically forms a resistant (& thick) cliff, thickening in Western Grand Canyon)
3 – Wescogame Formation
2 – Manakacha Formation, (a resistant cliff-former; can make cliffs, or cliffs, with a platform on prominence)
1 – Watahomigi Formation
(localized-Surprise Canyon Formation)
Redwall Limestone-cliff-former (and platform-former)
Supai Group (4 units)
Supai Group, Esplanade Sandstone (unit 4)
Supai Group, Manakacha Formation
Supai Group, Watahomigi Formation
Coconino Sandstone cliffs on Supai (#4)-Esplanade Sandstone platform
The cliff-former (and a platform-former) Esplanade Sandstone supports cliffs of Coconino Sandstone, the cliffs being on slope-former Hermit Shale, then the Esplanade Sandstone platform.
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