"cañón" meaning in English

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          "text": "The Reduction Works stand on the brow of the first terrace; here the plain of the valley disappears, and north of us the valley takes the shape of a cañón, narrowing down.",
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          "text": "In those early days the grasses in the cañóns grew high.",
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          "text": "She compares the grandness and age of a California mission to the cañón, an archetypal image of the Southwest landscape.",
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