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THE GRAND CANYON - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The Grand Canyon National Park was created in 1919, and it is protected.
        
        The big Grand Canyon is in the Arizona desert.
        
        The Grand Canyon National Park occupies about 4,921 sq km and its deepest part has 1.6 km.
    - - The Colorado River led to the erosion and made the Grand Canyon.
      - The Grand Canyon has colored striped layers of sediment.
    - - Native groups hunted, built homes, and grown food and lived in the Grand Canyon for about twelve thousand years.
      - In the 1850s, settlers didn't know about the Grand Canyon, but in 1869, John Wesley Powell led a trip through the canyon.
      - When the government changed it into a national park, the tribes left the place, but now, some Native people help the canyon.
    - - Rafting on the Colorado River is rough, fast, and rocky.
      - People love to walk on trails, watch shadows, and look the red and yellow walls.
      - Today, millions of people come to Grand Canyon Natiional Park.
    - - EROSION
      - NATIONAL PARK
      - NATIVE
      - PROTECTED
        
        Guarded or defended from harm or danger.
      - SEDIMENT
      - TRIBES
    - - The Grand Canyon is the most amazing sights in nature, and its land, peoples, animals, and history is protected.