Talk:Nahanni National Park Reserve

message: I dropped by because of the new Category "Canyons of Canada" to see if the Grand Canyon of the Nahanni had an article; it doesn't.  Since there's four "great" canyons here, it seems appropriate that they should have a canyons+pic page(s), as will also be necessary for, let's see, the Stikine, the Chilcotin, the Chilko (Black Canyon), the Thompson, the Cheakamus, the Stave (drowned), Capilano, Chehalis, Anderson, Elaho and Bridge Rivers (and counting) and a host of creeks, too.  In the case of the Nahanni, if someone monitoring this page has a pic of the main canyon and a proper name for it (I think there is one) please write an article and move the new Canyons of Canada category over to it from here, where I just put it.  "Great canyon" sounds a bit high-schoolish; was "grand canyon" meant?Skookum1 22:21, 21 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: The names are First, Second, Third and Fourth. I thought that "great" here ment the same as in "Great Britain". CambridgeBayWeather (Talk) 01:10, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Doesn't have that context with canyons; sounds more like "hey, that's great!" or a mis-take on "grand canyon".  There's an official Grand Canyon of the Stikine; are any of the four known as the Grand Canyon of the Nahanni?  Otherwise pics for each one, and at least individual redirects (and disambigs as necessary) for those four canyon names to this page, plus a pic of the most canyonesque one.  I'd imagine Virginia Falls will/does have its own article (Hunlen Falls should, but doesn't yet).  There's more canyons in Canada than people realize; I've only started enumerating the BC list; and that's just things that are known as canyons, capital-c canyons, and not just canyon-like valleys and coulees....Skookum1 06:59, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Sorry didn't explain myself enough about great/grand. It was just a comment and not a preference for one over the other. The names came from the Canadian Heritage Rivers site. For some reason I didn't look at the Parks Canada site which also calls them 1st - 4th. I just noticed that Parks Canada (in the green box at the top) calls them great. But I have no preference one way or another. This site and this one both call them 1-4 but also refer to a "Painted Canynon" below the falls which may be the 4th. CambridgeBayWeather (Talk) 08:31, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Vagueness of "great canyons"

message: The depth of the canyons is recorded as 1 square km or 0 square miles. 
This is because of a feature that automatically converts from km to miles, and probably truncates to 1 significant figure
however, a depth of 0 square miles is not very informative or useful.
this should be changed. However, I dont know how to.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.56.46.96 (talk) 17:35, 22 August 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Conversion of Depth of Canyons into Miles 

message: In the Geography section, it says:
> This has left many geological features in the park much more time to develop than most of North America had.
Perhaps you meant,  "Therefore, there are many geological features in the park that are much older than those in most of the rest of North America?"
The Geography section is intriguing, mentioning dozens of geological forms.  But the narrative is lacking unless it's paired with a wealth of illustrations to back up the content.  Instead, the reader is left to imagine the geography from the descriptions :(
75.110.100.120 (talk) 23:13, 4 August 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  Is this what you meant?

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