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Mountain-type canyons are deep, narrow valleys carved by the erosion of rock and soil, typically found in mountainous regions. They often feature steep walls and rugged terrain, formed by the action of rivers or glaciers over long periods. These canyons are characterized by dramatic landscapes, including cliffs, rock formations, and diverse ecosystems. Notable examples include the Grand Canyon in the United States and the Colca Canyon in Peru.

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