It was originally called the "Rio Rojo" ("ree-oh roho") by the Spanish, because of reddish silt emptying at its delta.
It was originally called the "Rio Rojo" ("ree-oh roho") by the Spanish, because of reddish silt emptying at its delta. The headwaters of this body of water are located in Rocky Mountain National Park. Cities near its course include Grand Junction, Moab ("moe-ab"), Page, and Yuma. Name this river that flows through the Glen Canyon Dam , the Hoover Dam., and the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
It was originally called the "Rio Rojo" ("ree-oh roho") by the Spanish, because of reddish silt emptying at its delta.
{Colorado} River or Rio {Colorado}