Carburetor Canyon
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Greater location | Ornament Valley, Carburetor County, Route 66
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This canyon regulates the airflow of the entire valley. In early spring, the area is throttled with a large migration of butterfly valves
Carburetor Canyon is one of the most famous Ornament Valley canyons. It is a large canyon near Radiator Springs. It is set in Carburetor County. Carburetor Canyon appears in Mater the Greater when Mater says he and Lightning jumped the Canyon.
Trivia
- A Carburetor is a device that blends air and fuel for an internal combustion engine.
- Its Polish name, Rio Grato is a reference to Rio Grande, a river in South America.
- This canyon is inspired by a canyon that actually exists in the USA - the Grand Canyon.
Names in other languages
- Polish: Rio Grato
- Portuguese: Cânion do Carburador
- Russian: Карбюраторный каньон (transcription: Karbyuratory kanyon
- Spanish: Cañon Carburador
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