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Hovenweep National Monument
Hovenweep National Monument straddles the Colorado-Utah border Northeast of Bluff, Utah, United States. President Warren G. Harding proclaimed Hovenweep a National Monument on March 2, 1923. The Monument consists of six clusters of Native American ruins. Four of these are in Colorado: Holly Canyon, Hackberry Canyon, Cutthroat Castle and Goodman Point. In Utah, the two sets of ruins are known as Square Tower and Cajon.
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Travel Scenic Views Photography Outdoor Adventure Camping National Parks Natural Wonders Hiking Trails Archaeology Geology Ancient Ruins Road Trip Nature Walks Outdoor Adventures Cultural Exploration Native American Culture Southwest Colorado Native American History Canyonlands Southwest USA