File:Carrizo Chuska NASA.jpg

Summary[edit]

(view due-northwest-note N-arrow)-Carrizo Mountains (Arizona) and Chuska Mountains (Arizona and New Mexico), each with a little snow. Also, two features of the Navajo Volcanic Province: BP Buell Peak, (Arizona)-(at southeast perimeter, Canyon de Chelly), and SR Ship Rock (New Mexico). Cropped, marked, and lower resolution from http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ NASA image ISS008-E-5589.
Also, Red Rock Valley is between the two mountain ranges (and is reddish-Ship Rock to the east); in the same alignment with the Chuska trendline-(but north of Carrizos), is Walker Creek-(northeast tributary of Chinle Creek), and Alcove Canyon, both connected to the west & southwest of the Carrizo Mtns; west of the Chuskas is also Canyon de Chelly-(showing eastern canyons/rivercourses); southwest is the Defiance Plateau (Canyon de Chelly at its north terminus-Buell Peak, adjacent southeast, on Defiance Plateau);
Walker Creek is part of the northeast of Chinle Valley.
Note Cloud Shadows; the mountains, or canyons are also making shadows, i.e. an early morning photo, sun in East, or ESEast-(?).

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