Subcategories

Rock Formations and Monoliths

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General Reference

Geography Atlas. "Rock Formations and Monoliths." Accessed September 6, 2026. https://geography.interactiveatlas.org/subcategories/landform/rock-formations-and-monoliths.

APA Style

Geography Atlas. (n.d.). Rock Formations and Monoliths. Retrieved September 6, 2026, from https://geography.interactiveatlas.org/subcategories/landform/rock-formations-and-monoliths

BibTeX

@misc{geographyatlas-rock-formations-and-monoliths,
  author = {Geography Atlas},
  title = {Rock Formations and Monoliths},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://geography.interactiveatlas.org/subcategories/landform/rock-formations-and-monoliths},
  note = {Accessed September 6, 2026}
}

Named individual rock features distinct enough to be landmarks in their own right, such as Uluru. Belongs here: a single named rock formation or monolith. Does not belong here: a whole mountain or mountain range, held under those categories, even when a single formation is part of one.

Caldera

Cave

Cenote

Chocolate Hills

Cinder Cone

Devils Tower

Doline

Fumarole

Giant's Causeway

Hoodoo

Hot Spring

Inselberg

Karst

Lava Dome

Limestone Pavement

Meteora

Monolith

Mud Volcano

Natural Arch

Natural Bridge

Polje

Scree Slope

Shield Volcano

Sinkhole

Stratovolcano

Tor

Uluru

Volcanic Crater

Volcanic Plug

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