Petrified Forest National Park

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Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona, USA, is a fascinating landscape renowned for its extensive deposits of petrified wood, which date back over 200 million years to the Late Triassic period. The park spans approximately 346 square miles and offers a unique glimpse into prehistoric ecosystems. Visitors can explore a diverse range of geological formations, including colorful badlands, mesas, and ancient river channels. In addition to its geological wonders, the park also contains a wealth of archaeological sites, showcasing remnants of Native American cultures that once inhabited the area.

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