gorges of Karijini National Park

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The gorges of Karijini National Park are dramatic, steep-sided chasms carved into the ancient rock of Western Australia’s Pilbara region, renowned for their striking red cliffs, waterfalls, and swimming holes.

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Surface form Occurrences
Hamersley Gorge 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural landform complex
tourist attraction
bestVisitSeason austral winter
climate semi-arid
composedOf banded iron formations
sedimentary rock
country Australia
ecosystemType arid gorge ecosystem
feature narrow slot canyons
permanent waterholes
rock pools
seasonal waterfalls
sheer rock walls
formedBy erosion
seasonal flooding
geologicalAge over 2 billion years
hasPart Dales Gorge NERFINISHED
Hamersley Gorge NERFINISHED
Hancock Gorge NERFINISHED
Joffre Gorge NERFINISHED
Kalamina Gorge NERFINISHED
Knox Gorge NERFINISHED
Red Gorge NERFINISHED
Weano Gorge NERFINISHED
hazard extreme heat
flash flooding
slippery rocks
knownFor ancient rock formations
natural swimming holes
steep-sided chasms
striking red cliffs
waterfalls
locatedIn Australia
Karijini National Park NERFINISHED
Pilbara region NERFINISHED
Western Australia
managedBy Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions of Western Australia NERFINISHED
partOf Karijini National Park NERFINISHED
popularFor canyoning
hiking
photography
swimming
supports unique flora and fauna
touristType adventure tourism
nature-based tourism
withinTraditionalLandsOf Banjima people NERFINISHED
Kurrama people NERFINISHED
Yinhawangka people NERFINISHED

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Hamersley Range contains gorges of Karijini National Park
Karijini National Park hasFeature gorges of Karijini National Park
this entity surface form: Hamersley Gorge