Meteor Crater located 35 miles east of Flagstaff, and 20 miles west of Winslow, exit 233 on I-40 through Arizona.
Did you know? It is the best preserved meteorite impact site. It's diameter is nearly a mile, with a 2.4 miles circumference and is more than 550 feet deep. It was created by an asteroid traveling 26,000 miles per hour approximately 50,000 years ago. It has it's very own radio channel, AM 1610 when you're near exit 233 on I-40 (Meteor Crater Road)
August 12, 2010 Exit 233 via I-40, Arizona Canon Rebel XSI
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Great image, the Arizona crater is well preserved for it's size. But not the best preserved one, there's smaller craters that are very pristine since they're more recent, but got more vegetation on top already. So the Arizona crater do stand out for the fact that it's found in a desert and therefore easy to see.
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