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Originally Posted by Mart
Good stuff, Prof. Continental Divide is a thing, or feature rather than a place name. It's the imaginary line where water drains into the pacific on one side and the atlantic on the other. So unless this little place was actually really called that name, it may be more likely that it was on or near the continental divide. I've seen the signs, normally at the tops of various mountain passes.
The cliffs in the pic above remind me of the car shaped cliffs in Radiator Springs in the Cars movie.
Mart.
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Yes. He actually had a big sign on his place "Continental Divide".
I still remembering crossing the continental divide the first time as a kid driving through Yellowstone with the family and dad explaining what it was. I've crossed it many times since on road trips. It's usually identified with a sign and elevation. I think I crossed it three times on this trip.
Here are some more of those "Cars" style formations:
Capitol Reef National Monument:
Monument Valley
Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument
