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Why only one Grand Canyon

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11-22-2004 9:56 AM

Yeah well there is the Great Rift Valley, although it is not formed by river erosion but rather by continental plate seperation.

The only other South African candidate I can think of is the Orange River, but I can't find any indications of significant canyons.

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