Hercules’ Club rock formation

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Hercules’ Club rock formation is a distinctive tall limestone pillar in southern Poland, famed as a natural landmark and symbol of Ojców National Park.

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Hercules’ Club rock formation canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural monument
rock formation
tourist attraction
country Poland
elevationAboveGround approximately 25 meters
formedBy erosion
weathering
geologicalAge Jurassic
geologicalOrigin karst erosion
hasAlternativeName Hercules’ Mace
hasPolishName Maczuga Herkulesa
landformType rock pillar
stack-like formation
locatedIn Silesian–Cracow Upland
surface form: Kraków-Częstochowa Upland

Lesser Poland Voivodeship
Ojców National Park
locatedNear Pieskowa Skała Castle
locatedOn limestone plateau edge
material limestone
nearestMajorCity Kraków
notableFor distinctive columnar shape
symbol of Ojców National Park
partOf Prądnik Valley
surface form: Prądnik Valley landscape
protectedStatus located within a national park
shape tall pillar
symbolOf Ojców National Park
surface form: Kraków-Częstochowa Jurassic Highland landscape

Ojców National Park
tourism frequently visited on day trips from Kraków
popular photo spot
visibility visible from Pieskowa Skała Castle grounds

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Ojców National Park contains Hercules’ Club rock formation
Pieskowa Skała Castle nearGeographicalFeature Hercules’ Club rock formation
Prądnik Valley contains Hercules’ Club rock formation