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Photo ID: GC_MCVista4667.jpg   South Rim of the Grand Canyon from Monument Creek Vista (6,800 ft high). In the right foreground is The Alligator, a tan and red rock formation that was named because its jagged shape looks like the back of an alligator. This view contains the Grand Canyon's top two geologic layers: TOP TAN LAYER including white Kaibab Formation (270 million years ago), gray Toroweap formation (273 m.y.a.) and yellow Coconino Sandstone (275 m.y.a.); and, SECOND RED LAYER including rust Hermit Shale Formation (280 m.y.a.), pinkish red of the Supai Group (315-285 m.y.a.) and red Redwall Limestone (340 m.y.a.).

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Photograph taken by:  Victor Cariri

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