It's not. They are both valleys but were formed by distinctly different geological processes.
They are alike you just gave the ans. they're both valleys....
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no it is not it is a humongous valley like the grand canyon but not as big but it is not a river. the rift valley is loctaed in africa,kenya
The Grand Canyon is very like a 'V' in shape. Although, at the bottom, there is a river bed which would cause it to look more of a squared 'U' >>> \_/ Would look similar.
sounds like Nevada to me
The Grand Canyon is dry and arid throughout the year.
Dirt
yes
No, the word "canyon" is not a proper noun. It is a common noun used to refer to a deep gorge typically with a river flowing through it.
Yes, the Grand Canyon as we know it today would look very much like the Grand Canyon of 17 million years ago.
Copper Canyon, in the Sierra Tarahumara of Chihuahua.
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In desert like ares, like the grand canyon
depends on how close you are when looking at it Funny! Seriously, the name itself, Copper Canyon, is deceptive. It leads one to believe that it is a 'single' canyon, when it is not. Copper Canyon consists of six (6) different canyons. The Grand Canyon is a 'single' canyon, therefore the two cannot be compared. For those who vehemently believe that Copper Canyon is larger, that is like saying the the Great Lakes should be considered an ocean or a sea because they intersect. Geographical descriptions do not work that way. Copper Canyon is unique, but it is not bigger than the Grand Canyon.