Blackhand sandstone formations

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Blackhand sandstone formations are prominent Mississippian-age sandstone outcrops and cliffs in Ohio known for their rugged topography, gorges, and scenic rock landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic formation
rock outcrop
sandstone formation
contains cross-bedded sandstone
massive sandstone beds
country United States of America
surface form: United States
depositionalEnvironment deltaic
fluvial
erosionalFeatures narrow gorges
overhangs
rock shelters
exposedIn Blackhand Gorge State Nature Preserve NERFINISHED
Cantwell Cliffs NERFINISHED
Conkle’s Hollow State Nature Preserve NERFINISHED
Hocking Hills State Park NERFINISHED
Hocking Hills region NERFINISHED
Old Man’s Cave area NERFINISHED
Rock House area
forms cliffs
rock outcrops
geologicAge Mississippian
hasColor buff
light brown
tan
knownFor gorges
rugged topography
scenic rock landscapes
lithology sandstone
locatedIn Appalachian Plateau NERFINISHED
Ohio
notableSite Blackhand Gorge NERFINISHED
Hocking Hills NERFINISHED
partOf Mississippian stratigraphic units in Ohio
period Carboniferous
region southeastern Ohio NERFINISHED
rockType clastic sedimentary rock
state Ohio
subPeriod Mississippian
tourismAttraction yes
usedFor hiking recreation
rock scenery viewing

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Hocking County, Ohio hasGeologicalFeature Blackhand sandstone formations