White Tank Mountains
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Die White Tank Mountains sind ein Gebirgszug der Basin and Range Province im US-Bundesstaat Arizona. Sie bilden einen Horst in der Sonora-Wüste westlich der Metropolregion Phoenix im Maricopa County. Die Ausläufer der Berge grenzen an die Städte Buckeye im Osten und Süden und Surprise im Osten und Norden. Der höchste Gipfel ist der Barry Goldwater Peak mit einer Höhe von 1.244 Metern. Der größte Teil des Gebirges ist als White Tank Mountain Regional Park ausgewiesen, ein Naherholungsgebiet für die Bewohner der benachbarten Großstädte.
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The White Tank Mountains are a mountain range in central Arizona. The mountains are on the western periphery of the Phoenix metropolitan area, primarily flanked by the suburban cities of Buckeye to the southwest, and Surprise to the northeast. The mountain range is home to the White Tank Mountain Regional Park and is a regional recreation hub.
* Granite "white tank" in the White Tank Mountains, AZ, USA
* The White Tanks waterfall runs only immediately after rainfall
* Web-like petroglyph on the White Tank Mountain Regional Park Waterfall Trail
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* Petroglyph covered boulders
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Die White Tank Mountains sind ein Gebirgszug der Basin and Range Province im US-Bundesstaat Arizona. Sie bilden einen Horst in der Sonora-Wüste westlich der Metropolregion Phoenix im Maricopa County. Die Ausläufer der Berge grenzen an die Städte Buckeye im Osten und Süden und Surprise im Osten und Norden. Der höchste Gipfel ist der Barry Goldwater Peak mit einer Höhe von 1.244 Metern. Der größte Teil des Gebirges ist als White Tank Mountain Regional Park ausgewiesen, ein Naherholungsgebiet für die Bewohner der benachbarten Großstädte.
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The White Tank Mountains are a mountain range in central Arizona. The mountains are on the western periphery of the Phoenix metropolitan area, primarily flanked by the suburban cities of Buckeye to the southwest, and Surprise to the northeast. The mountain range is home to the White Tank Mountain Regional Park and is a regional recreation hub. The range, often referred to simply as the White Tanks, is a moderate-sized mountain range whose peaks rise to an elevation around 4,000 feet (1,219 m). The range consists of a series of numerous ridges and canyons, and as such, lacks a single, prominent peak. The highest point in the range, at an elevation of 4,083 feet (1,244 m), is Barry Goldwater Peak. The mountain range was formed through tectonic activities as part of a detachment fault sometime in the mid-Tertiary period, about 30 million years ago. Fairly young in geologic terms, it has not been subject to the forces of erosion for long and retains an extremely rugged topography composed of rocky fault ridges and deep canyons. During seasonal heavy rainfall, accumulated water tends to rush rapidly through the steep canyons, over time scouring out a number of depressions or "tanks" in the white granite near the base of the mountains. These white tanks are the source of the mountains' name.
* Granite "white tank" in the White Tank Mountains, AZ, USA
* The White Tanks waterfall runs only immediately after rainfall
* Web-like petroglyph on the White Tank Mountain Regional Park Waterfall Trail
* Chipping petroglyph on the White Tank Mountain Regional Park Waterfall Trail
* Petroglyph covered boulders
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