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Image of Red Rock formations in Sedona, Arizona taken with a Nikon camera. Sedona’s

Sedona’s Red Rocks are comprised of sediment layers deposited over many millions of years. agi_sedona The shale foundation is the remainder of ancient swamp lands. Other layers are the remainder of an ancient beachfront, known as the “Schnebly Hill Formation,” that deposited iron about 275 million years ago. (This iron is what gives Sedona’s rocks their rich red color.) The Coconino sandstone layer was formed at a time when a Sahara-like dunes covered the majority of the Western US.

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