Sheepeater Cliffs, Yellowstone
Sheepeater Cliffs in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, were formed by the cooling of basalt lava, a black, fine-grained volcanic rock which for some reason cooled into six-sided columnar joints
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Basalt Basaltic Cliffs Column Columnar Columns Cylindrical Extrusive Hexagonal Igneous Jointing Landform Outcrop Outcropping Polygonal Wyoming Yellowstone
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