Kokerbin Rock is a granite monolith in the Western Australian wheatbelt, within Kokerbin Nature Reserve about forty kilometers east of Quairading, generally reckoned the third largest monolith in Australia behind Uluru and Mount Wudinna. It rises about 122 meters above the surrounding farmland, and its granite dome carries a range of named features along walking trails, including a wave-like rock formation similar in shape to the better known Wave Rock, a formation called Dog Rock, and a cluster of boulders known locally as the Devil's Marbles. The reserve, gazetted in 1991, also preserves the remains of an early European settler's stone well.
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lso known as Kokerbin Hill, is a granite rock formation located within Kokerbin Nature Reserve in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia. The area has special significance
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