Stiperstones Quartzite

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Stiperstones Quartzite is a hard, silica-rich quartzite rock formation that forms the rugged ridge and distinctive tors of the Stiperstones hills in Shropshire, England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic unit
quartzite
rock formation
silica-rich rock
associatedWith Stiperstones SSSI NERFINISHED
Stiperstones nature conservation designations
composition quartz
silica
country United Kingdom
exposedAt Stiperstones National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
forms ridge of the Stiperstones hills
tors of the Stiperstones hills
formsLandform rocky tors
steep slopes
geologicalSignificance controls topography of Stiperstones ridge
lithology quartzite
locatedIn England
Shropshire
Stiperstones NERFINISHED
West Midlands region NERFINISHED
notableFeature jagged tors
rugged ridge topography
partOf Shropshire Hills NERFINISHED
Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
Stiperstones ridge NERFINISHED
resistanceToErosion high
texture hard
massive
usedFor geological field studies
visibility forms prominent skyline features
weatheringStyle blocky
frost-shattered blocks

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Stiperstones rockType Stiperstones Quartzite