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Also known as Seklagidsa or Tselagideza Canyon, located in the western slopes of the Carrizo Mountains in Apache County, Arizona. There is also a canyon by the same name nearby. In Navajo, Tselagideza means “Prominent White Cliffs." The head of Walker Creek begins in this canyon and further down it joins with Alcove Canyon.
"Canyon wall in Apache County, AZ, May 31, 2010" by ctweney is licensed under CC BY.
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