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Rock Formations and Monoliths (World)

This group collects the 31 Landforms subcategory members that the atlas already places under its own Rock Formations and Monoliths subcategory, the whole real-world population the atlas covers there. It is a single flat group, not split further by region or country, because Rock Formations and Monoliths stays well under the atlas's own hundred-member threshold for a further split. It sits directly under the Rock Formations and Monoliths subcategory and under the atlas's own Groups category, giving a reader a direct browse path from either the Rock Formations and Monoliths subcategory page or the Groups index.

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Caldera

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Cave

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Cenote

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Chocolate Hills

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Cinder Cone

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Devils Tower

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Doline

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Fumarole

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Geyser

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Giant's Causeway

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Grotto

Rock Formations and Monoliths

Hoodoo

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Hot Spring

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Inselberg

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Karst

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Lava Dome

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Limestone Pavement

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Meteora

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Monolith

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Mud Volcano

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Natural Arch

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Natural Bridge

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Panhole

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Polje

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Pothole (landform)

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Reef knoll

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Scree Slope

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Shield Volcano

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Sinkhole

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Stratovolcano

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Tor

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Uluru

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Volcanic Crater

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Volcanic Plug

Rock Formations and Monoliths
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Pothole (landform) (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Pothole (landform), Lead
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In Earth science, a pothole is a smooth, bowl-shaped or cylindrical hollow, generally deeper than wide, found carved into the rocky bed of a watercourse.
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Panhole (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Panhole, Lead
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is a depression or basin eroded into flat or gently sloping cohesive rock
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Reef knoll (Wikipedia)
Has Member: Reef knoll, Lead
Quote, Has Member: Reef knoll, Lead
is a landform that comprises an immense pile of calcareous material that had previously accumulated on an ancient sea floor
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