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Western Australia - sandstone range formed 400

Western Australia - sandstone range formed 400 million years ago. Layered sediements washed into a rift valley, eroded into beehive formations and deep canyon-type valleys. Purnululu National Park, Bungle-bungle Range

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Aerials Beehive Canyon Deep Eroded Formed Layered Layers Limestone Million Rift Sandstone Strata Type Valleys Washed Years


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