Category:Chinle Valley

**Chinle Valley**
	valley in Apache County, United States of America
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Instance of	valley;
Location	Apache County, Arizona
Located in or next to body of water	Chinle Creek;
Length	65 mi;
	36° 39′ 29.88″ N, 109° 40′ 04.8″ W
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	Q5101102; VIAF ID: 156210724; Library of Congress authority ID: no00058122
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English: The Chinle Valley — a valley on the Navajo Nation, in Arizona.

Chinle Creek (Chinle Wash) flows north through the Valley into Utah to a confluence with the San Juan River, of southeast Utah, northwest New Mexico, and southwest Colorado.

East of Monument Valley, specifically, the Comb Ridge monocline.
Black Mesa is the west and southwest border. Chuska Mountains & San Juan Basin are east.
Four Corners is to the northeast.

(7) members of the Chinle Formation occur in Chinle Valley

------7 & 6----Mesa Redondo Member? and Temple Mountain Member" (youngest)

------5----Owl Rock Member

------4----Upper Petrified Forest Member (?)

------3----Petrified Forest Member

------2----Monitor Butte Member

------1----en:Shinarump Conglomerate (base member, oldest)

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