Castle Rock (Kansas)

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Castle Rock (Kansas) is a striking chalk rock formation and historic landmark in western Kansas, known for its dramatic spires and scenic badlands landscape.

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Castle Rock (Kansas) canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rock formation
tourist attraction
access unimproved roads
age Late Cretaceous
climateZone semi-arid
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designation National Natural Landmark NERFINISHED
designationYear 1968
elevation approximately 2,300 feet above sea level
formedIn Cretaceous period NERFINISHED
geologicalFormation chalk
hasFeature buttes
eroded cliffs
rock spires
hasNearbyAttraction Monument Rocks (Kansas) NERFINISHED
hasViewOf surrounding prairie
hazard erosion
rock collapse risk
isPartOf High Plains NERFINISHED
Niobrara Formation NERFINISHED
knownFor dramatic chalk spires
paleontological significance
scenic badlands landscape
landformType badlands
locatedIn Gove County, Kansas NERFINISHED
Kansas
Smoky Hills region NERFINISHED
western Kansas
locatedNear Quinter, Kansas NERFINISHED
managedBy private landowners
material calcareous chalk
nearestCity Quinter, Kansas NERFINISHED
recognizedAs National Natural Landmark NERFINISHED
region Great Plains NERFINISHED
rockType Niobrara Chalk NERFINISHED
state Kansas
subjectOf geological studies
tourism promotion by Kansas tourism agencies
tourismActivity hiking
photography
sightseeing

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Smoky Hills region of Kansas contains Castle Rock (Kansas)
Gove County, Kansas contains Castle Rock (Kansas)
Gove County, Kansas hasAttraction Castle Rock (Kansas)