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  • Identifying Red Rocks in Arizona: Types & Locations
    There isn't a single "red colored rock" found in Arizona, as there are many different types of red rocks found there. Here are some possibilities:

    * Red sandstone: This is a very common rock in Arizona, especially in the Sedona area. It gets its red color from iron oxide (rust).

    * Red granite: This is a type of igneous rock that can be found in the mountains of Arizona. It often has a reddish hue due to the presence of iron.

    * Red shale: This is a sedimentary rock that can be found in various locations across Arizona. It often has a reddish-brown color due to the presence of iron oxide.

    * Red jasper: This is a type of chalcedony that can be found in various parts of Arizona, including the Grand Canyon. It has a red color due to the presence of iron oxide.

    To be more specific, you'd need to provide more details about the rock you're thinking of, such as:

    * Location: Where did you find the rock?

    * Appearance: What is the rock's texture and shape like?

    * Any other distinguishing characteristics: Does it have any other colors or patterns?

    With more information, I can help you identify the specific type of red rock you're looking for.

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