Todgha (Todgha) Gorges / Todra Gorge

Todgha (Todgha) Gorges / Todra Gorge

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Todgha Gorges (also spelled Todra Gorge in some sources) are a series of limestone river canyons carved by the Todgha River in the final ~40 kilometres of its course through the High Atlas Mountains near the town of Tinghir (Tinerhir). The canyon walls vary in height and can reach up to approximately 400 metres in places. The provided source material is a geographic and geological description and contains no information about human-built structures, specific historical incidents, or any supernatural phenomena associated with the site. Although the prompt references local tales of restless spirits, the supplied research notes (derived from the cited Wikipedia excerpt) do not document any paranormal reports, named entities, witness accounts, or folkloric narratives tied to Todgha Gorge. No theories or cultural context relating to hauntings are present in the source. To substantiate claims of restless spirits or related folklore would require additional ethnographic or local-source research beyond the provided material.

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    Todgha Gorge - Wikipedia. Wikipedia contributors. "Todgha Gorge." Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Todgha_Gorgewiki
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