cañadóns
Cañadóns is a term used in Argentina, particularly in Patagonia, to refer to a type of geological depression or ravine. These landforms are often carved by the erosive action of water over long periods, creating steep-sided valleys. The term derives from the Spanish word "cañada," which generally means a small valley or glen.
These geological features are common in arid and semi-arid regions where intermittent water flow can effectively
The landscape surrounding cañadóns is typically characterized by erosion-resistant rock formations. The depth and width of