Three Sisters rock formation

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The Three Sisters rock formation is a famous trio of sandstone peaks and major tourist attraction in Australia’s Blue Mountains, renowned for its striking scenery and Aboriginal legends.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO World Heritage Site
landmark
lookout
national park
rock formation
rock pillar
rock pillar
rock pillar
tourist attraction
access road access via Katoomba
walking tracks nearby
associatedWith Aboriginal legends
country Australia
erosionType rain erosion
river erosion
wind erosion
formedBy erosion
geologicalType sedimentary rock formation
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Darug people
Gundungurra people
hasPart Gunnedoo
Meehni
Wimlah
height about 922 metres above sea level
lighting illuminated at night
locatedIn Blue Mountains
Katoomba
New South Wales
New South Wales
eastern Australia
locatedInProtectedArea Blue Mountains National Park
material sandstone
nearestTown Katoomba
notableFor dramatic cliffs
panoramic valley views
striking scenery
numberOfPeaks 3
overlooks Jamison Valley
partOf Greater Blue Mountains Area
Three Sisters (rock formation)
Three Sisters (rock formation)
Three Sisters (rock formation)
popularActivity bushwalking
photography
sightseeing
tourismImportance major tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains
viewedBy millions of visitors per year
viewingInfrastructure viewing platforms at Echo Point
visibleFrom Echo Point lookout

Referenced by (9)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Gunnedoo ("Three Sisters (rock formation)")
Meehni ("Three Sisters (rock formation)")
Wimlah ("Three Sisters (rock formation)")
partOf
Blue Mountains
Blue Mountains National Park
contains
Katoomba
knownFor
Echo Point lookout
near
Echo Point lookout
offersViewOf
Echo Point lookout ("Three Sisters sandstone peaks")
viewDirection

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