The Little Ajo Mountains is a mountain range in southern Arizona, in extreme western Pima County, Arizona. The city of Ajo sits on the northeast of this small mountain range. Both the mountain range and city take their name from the Spanish word for garlic. The range is a 13 by 13-mile (21 by 21-km) long range and is connected loosely northwest to a northwest-southeast small mountain at the south of Childs Valley. Ajo, is in the center-east of the range, and is famous for the New Cornelia open pit copper mine located in the Little Ajo Mountains.
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| - Die Ajo Mountains sind eine bis zu 1466 m (Mount Ajo) hohe Bergkette in der Sonora-Wüste im Süden des US-Bundesstaates Arizona. Der Name leitet sich von der nordwestlich der Bergkette gelegenen Stadt Ajo ab und leitet sich von der Benennung Tui Aja De Mu Vari durch die Tohono O’Odham ab. Angehörige dieses Stammes durchqueren den Gebirgszug seit Alters her auf der Suche nach Nahrungsmitteln.Sie sind, ebenso wie die im Westen anschließenden Bates Mountains gegeneinander verkippte Bruchschollen aus tertiären Basalten. Ihr Abtragungsschutt bildet die Hangfußbereiche (span.: Bajada), die Täler und Ebenen. Der steile Westabhang der Ajo Mountains liegt innerhalb des Organ Pipe Cactus National Monuments. Der Gebirgskamm zieht sich in einer Länge von etwa 35 km von Nordnordwest nach Südsüdost. (de)
- The Little Ajo Mountains is a mountain range in southern Arizona, in extreme western Pima County, Arizona. The city of Ajo sits on the northeast of this small mountain range. Both the mountain range and city take their name from the Spanish word for garlic. The range is a 13 by 13-mile (21 by 21-km) long range and is connected loosely northwest to a northwest-southeast small mountain at the south of Childs Valley. Ajo, is in the center-east of the range, and is famous for the New Cornelia open pit copper mine located in the Little Ajo Mountains. (en)
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| - Die Ajo Mountains sind eine bis zu 1466 m (Mount Ajo) hohe Bergkette in der Sonora-Wüste im Süden des US-Bundesstaates Arizona. Der Name leitet sich von der nordwestlich der Bergkette gelegenen Stadt Ajo ab und leitet sich von der Benennung Tui Aja De Mu Vari durch die Tohono O’Odham ab. Angehörige dieses Stammes durchqueren den Gebirgszug seit Alters her auf der Suche nach Nahrungsmitteln.Sie sind, ebenso wie die im Westen anschließenden Bates Mountains gegeneinander verkippte Bruchschollen aus tertiären Basalten. Ihr Abtragungsschutt bildet die Hangfußbereiche (span.: Bajada), die Täler und Ebenen. Der steile Westabhang der Ajo Mountains liegt innerhalb des Organ Pipe Cactus National Monuments. Der Gebirgskamm zieht sich in einer Länge von etwa 35 km von Nordnordwest nach Südsüdost. (de)
- The Little Ajo Mountains is a mountain range in southern Arizona, in extreme western Pima County, Arizona. The city of Ajo sits on the northeast of this small mountain range. Both the mountain range and city take their name from the Spanish word for garlic. The range is a 13 by 13-mile (21 by 21-km) long range and is connected loosely northwest to a northwest-southeast small mountain at the south of Childs Valley. Ajo, is in the center-east of the range, and is famous for the New Cornelia open pit copper mine located in the Little Ajo Mountains. The peaks in the Little Ajo Mountains include the isolated which lies to the south of Ajo and has a peak elevation of 3,008 feet (917 m). Cardigan Peak at 2,922 feet (891 m) lies in the main mountain mass to the west of Ajo. Ajo Peak at 2,619 feet (798 m) and North Ajo Peak 2,776 feet (846 m) are isolated peaks to the southwest of Ajo. Camelback Mountain at 2,573 feet (784 m) lies just south of Ajo and overlooks the New Cornelia pit just to the east. The lie to the northeast, the lie to the east, and the Ajo Range lie to the south and the Growler Mountains lie to the west.The Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range lies to the north and west of the mountains and the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge also lies to the west. (en)
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