Gunnison River
river, United States
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The Gunnison River is a 150-mile-long river in west-central Colorado, flowing into the Colorado River. The river carves the dramatic Black Canyon of the Gunnison, a gorge with steep walls and a narrow floor. The city of Gunnison is located along this river, nestled between mountain ranges and within the Gunnison National Forest. The area is known for its recreational opportunities, including fishing and visiting the national park.123
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