Home›Geological Formations›Where›PakistanBrowse ByPakistanWhere groups geological formations by the place each one actually is. The Grand Canyon, Wikipedia notes, "is 277 miles (446 km) long, up to 18 miles (29 km) wide" and lies in Arizona, United States. Browsing by location lets a visitor see every formation standing in one part of the world.PakistanConnectionsComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)PakistanFilter Results54 entriesFormation FamilyAllGlacial Cirques and Basins (1)Granite Peaks and Spires (1)Hoodoos and Earth Pillars (1)Formed By (Process)AllErosion (13)Faulting (1)Glaciation (11)Orogeny (25)Weathering (1)DisciplineAllGeology (1)Geomorphology (40)Glaciology (10)Oceanography (1)Structural Geology (1)Formation TypeAllGlacial Cirques and Basins (1)Granite Peaks and Spires (1)Hoodoos and Earth Pillars (1)Protected StatusAllNational Park or Reserve (5)UNESCO World Heritage Site (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 54Abruzzi GlacierPakistanAgror ValleyPakistanAstore ValleyPakistanBagrot ValleyPakistanBaintha BrakkPakistanBaltoro GlacierPakistanBaltoro KangriPakistanBatura GlacierPakistanBatura SarPakistanBiafo GlacierPakistanBiarchedi GlacierPakistanBishigram ValleyPakistanBroad PeakPakistanBumburetPakistanChaman FaultPakistanChapursanPakistanChogolisaPakistanChorbat ValleyPakistanChumik GlacierPakistanConcordia (Karakoram)PakistanDiranPakistanDistaghil SarPakistanGasherbrum IPakistanGasherbrum IIPakistanGasherbrum IIIPakistanGasherbrum IVPakistanGodwin-Austen GlacierPakistanHispar GlacierPakistanHunza ValleyPakistanIshkoman ValleyPakistanK2PakistanKaghan ValleyPakistanKalam ValleyPakistanKanjut SarPakistanMalubitingPakistanMasherbrumPakistanMitre PeakPakistanMuztagh TowerPakistanNanga ParbatPakistanPaiju PeakPakistanPamir MountainsPakistanPassu ConesPakistanPrincess of HopePakistanRakaposhiPakistanRupal GlacierPakistanSia KangriPakistanSivalik HillsPakistanSkil BrumPakistanSnow Lake (Pakistan)PakistanSoon ValleyPakistanTrango TowersPakistanTrivorPakistanUltar SarPakistanYasin ValleyPakistanConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 2,839 connections.Comments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.