Lange Anna sea stack

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The Lange Anna sea stack is a towering red sandstone rock pillar off the German island of Helgoland, famous as a striking coastal landmark and seabird habitat in the North Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
rock formation
sea stack
access not accessible to the public
approximateHeightInFeet about 154 feet
color red
conservationConcern possible future collapse
country Germany
elevation about 47 metres
formedBy marine erosion
wave action
geologicalAge Mesozoic Era
surface form: Mesozoic
geologicalPeriod Bunter sandstone
hasAlternativeName Lange Anna sea stack
Tall Anna
hasUse seabird breeding site
tourist attraction
isHabitatFor common guillemot
kittiwake
northern gannet
razorbill
various seabirds
isSubjectOf German tourism promotion
coastal geomorphology studies
languageOfName German
locatedIn Helgoland
Helgoland
surface form: Heligoland archipelago

North Sea
Schleswig-Holstein
locatedNear main island of Helgoland
locatedOffCoastOf German Bight
material red sandstone
nameMeaning Long Anna
nearbyFeature Lummenfelsen bird cliffs
nearbySettlement Helgoland village
notableFor dense seabird colonies
red sandstone coloration
striking vertical rock pillar shape
partOf Helgoland red sandstone cliffs
protectedStatus nature reserve area
region North Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein
surface form: German North Sea coast
risk coastal erosion
structural instability
separatedFrom main plateau of Helgoland
tourismSignificance major symbol of Helgoland
popular photo motif
viewingFrom cliffs of Helgoland main island

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Helgoland knownFor Lange Anna sea stack