Canadian_River_Railroad_Bridge_Logan_New_Mexico_2010.jpg
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English:
Railroad bridge spanning the
Canadian River
valley south of Logan, New Mexico.
This part of the Canadian River stopped flowing the day they closed the Ute Dam in 1963. In the past the river must have flowed strong enough to carve this magnificent canyon. Those days are over, however, as the Canadian River has become a valley without flowing water.
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| Author | Leaflet |
| Other versions | Photos of Eastern New Mexico |
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