Talk:Maria fold and thrust belt

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Since I travel north-south through these mounatin regions, and bajada-plains, and alluvial fans I'll make a comment. Maps of the counties can show thrust faults, etc (specifically the ranges southeast of Parker, Arizona that are 'arc-shaped')(I assume they were thrusted Northwest, from the Southeast). Ill toot my horn and say this: this great article had an edit tag when I found it in the category I created: "mountain ranges of the Lower Colorado River Valley". After starting the Article Edit, I realized the only 'good' way of keeping the article concise and neat was using the phrase "fold-and-thrust-belt"; (it is used 6 times). (from the HotSonoran DesertArizona...) Mmcannis (talk) 22:36, 21 November 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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