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All Geological Formations

Groups named, physically distinct rock formations and landforms produced by geological processes: formally named stratigraphic rock units such as a distinctive sandstone or shale bed, and named landform structures shaped by geology such as canyons, mesas, fault-block mountains, karst features and volcanic necks. Belongs here: a specific, individually named geological formation or landform recognized as a distinct feature of the Earth's crust. Does not belong here: the general processes that shape formations, such as erosion or plate tectonics (Processes), the minerals and rock types formations are composed of (Materials), transient or event-like natural occurrences such as earthquakes or eruptions (Phenomena), geological time periods (Eras), and the scientists who study formations (Scientists).

All Geological Formations
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Canadian Shield

Structural and Tectonic Formations

Canisp

Inselbergs and Crystalline Monoliths

Canyon

Gorges and Canyons

Capay Valley

Valleys

Cape

Landform Concepts

Cape Fold Belt

Structural and Tectonic Formations

Capertee Valley

Gorges and Canyons

Cappadocia Fairy Chimneys

Volcanic Formations

Capricorn and Bunker Group

Coastal and Reef Features

Carbery's Hundred Isles

Islands and Archipelagos

Carbon Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Formations

Carlsbad Caverns

Karst Caves and Sinkholes

Carlyon Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Formations

Carnia

Erosional and Karst Formations

Caroline Islands

Islands and Archipelagos

Carondelet Reef

Coastal and Reef Features

Carpathian Mountains

Structural and Tectonic Formations

Carr (landform)

Landform Concepts

Carroll Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Formations

Carse

Landform Concepts

Carstensz Glacier

Glaciers and Ice Formations

Casa Cenote

Cenotes

Cascadia Channel

Erosional and Karst Formations

Casentino

Valleys

Castle Crags

Inselbergs and Crystalline Monoliths

Castle Hill (New Zealand)

Islands and Archipelagos

Castle Hill / Kura Tawhiti

Islands and Archipelagos

Cataract Bog

Landform Concepts

Cathedral Cove

Erosional and Karst Formations

Cathedral Peak, Yosemite

Inselbergs and Crystalline Monoliths

Cathedral Rock, Sedona

Named Rock Formations and Groups

Cato Reef

Coastal and Reef Features

Cava d'Ispica

Karst Caves and Sinkholes

Cave

Karst Caves and Sinkholes

Cave of Crystals

Karst Caves and Sinkholes

Cayos Cochinos

Islands and Archipelagos

Cedar Valley (Iron County, Utah)

Valleys

Cenote

Cenotes

Cenote Aktun Ha

Cenotes

Cenote Aldea Zama

Cenotes

Cenote Angelita

Cenotes

Cenote Azul

Cenotes

Cenote Azul, Bacalar

Cenotes

Cenote Bolonchoojol

Cenotes

Cenote Calavera

Cenotes

Cenote Chaak Tun

Cenotes

Cenote Chac Mool

Cenotes

Cenote Chansinic'che

Cenotes

Cenote Chelentun

Cenotes

Cenote Chunkuy

Cenotes
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