Broxton Rocks
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broxton-rocks-197-14053387
title:
Broxton Rocks
text:
Broxton Rocks is the single largest exposure of sandstone, about 4 miles in extent, found in the Altamaha Grit, a subterranean band of sandstone that lies under some 15,000 square miles of the Atlantic Coastal Plain. The Rocks, as it is referred to locally, consists of a series of cracks, pools, damp cliff walls, a 10-foot (3.0-meter) waterfall, and rugged outcrops up to 20 feet high, all carved into a shallow gorge over many centuries by Rocky Creek. The Broxton Rocks waterfall is Georgia's sou
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wiki
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encyclopedia
description:
Sandstone exposure in Broxton, Georgia, U.S.
original url:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broxton_Rocks
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date modified:
2024-02-17T19:19:32Z
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