This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.
This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.

Boquillas Canyon Exhibit (Scenery)

Boquillas Canyon Exhibit

(Scenery)

Description:

This sign explains how the Rio Grande journeys 33 miles through hard limestone after passing through a break in the Dead Horse Mountains called Boquillas Canyon.

Date Taken: 2021:01:06 11:40

Location:

Boquillas Canyon
Big Bend National Park, Texas
United States
1837.36 ft above sea level

Camera Information:

NIKON Z 7, 24 mm, f/11.0, 1/800

File Name: InformationExhibit_Z7X3204-BoquillasCanyon-BigBend

© 2021 Jack Daynes, shadeTreeImaging.com

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