Plateau Dome Reef National Park on the fault zone.

Capitol Reef National Park is located in central Utah, USA, with an area of nearly 500 square kilometers. The main topographical feature here is the folding of valleys. The crustal movement 56 million years ago raised the Colorado Plateau, and Capitol Reef is a park located on a fault zone of this plate. Because of its low terrain, water from the surrounding rainwater collection area flows into the valley, forming a small river that never dries up all year round - the Fremont River, which nurtures the evergreen Fruita Oasis. The topographical feature of Capitol Reef is the folding of valleys, and it is a park located on a fault zone of this plate. Capitol Reef National Park is located in central Utah, USA, with an area of nearly 500 square kilometers. The main topographical feature here is the folding of valleys. The movement of the crust 56 million years ago raised the Colorado Plateau, and Capitol Reef is located in a park on the fault zone of this plateau. Because of its low terrain, the surrounding area is called the "Capitol Reef National Park". Water gathers at the bottom of this valley, forming a small river that never dries up - the Folimang River, which nurtures the year-round vibrant Furu Tower Oasis. The circular reef terrain features folds in the river valley, and the circular reef is located in a park on a fault zone.