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Powell Plaque
Memorial
on
East Fork Virgin River
on
Misery Canyon Route
,
Fat Man’s Misery Route
,
West Fork Misery Canyon Return Route
,
Labyrinth Falls Route
on
Colorado Plateau
,
Parunuweap Canyon WSA
near
Springdale
,
UT
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Major John W. Powell (1834–1902), Explorer and Scientist. Stephen V. Jones (1840–1920), Teacher and Topographer. Pres. Joseph W. Young (1829–1873), Mormon Pioneer Leader.
Descended
Labyrinth Falls
1/2 Mile Below Monday September 30, 1872 during first
Parunuweap Canyon
Traverse. Powell named this canyon from the Paiute Indian word Parunuweap which means "Roaring Water Canyon."
— Plaque (Dedicated 1972)
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