Badlands

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Badlands is a rugged, heavily eroded landscape of steep slopes, gullies, and sparse vegetation, known for its striking rock formations and rich fossil beds.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Badlands canonical 8
Badlands of North Dakota 2

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf erosional landscape
geomorphological feature
landform
associatedWith flash flooding
high erosion rates
high scenic value
limited agricultural use
tourism
contains invertebrate fossils
paleosols
plant fossils
rich fossil beds
vertebrate fossils
etymology term refers to land that is difficult to travel or cultivate
formedBy gully erosion
intense fluvial erosion
mass wasting
rainfall erosion
rill erosion
sheet wash
formedIn areas with easily erodible rocks
arid climates
semiarid climates
foundIn Asia
Europe
New Zealand
North America
South America
hasCharacteristic badly drained surfaces
buttes
colorful rock layers
deep gullies
heavily eroded slopes
high drainage density
high relief
hoodoos
mesas
pinnacles
poorly consolidated sediments
ravines
rugged terrain
sparse vegetation
steep slopes
thin or absent soil cover
typicalRockType claystone
mudstone
sandstone
siltstone
volcanic ash deposits
usedFor geological research
paleontological research

Referenced by (10)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Alberta hasGeographicFeature Badlands
North Dakota hasRegion Badlands
Hell Creek Formation hasResearchSite Badlands
this entity surface form: Badlands of North Dakota
White Butte range Badlands
this entity surface form: Badlands of North Dakota
Live/1975–85 includesSong Badlands
Greatest Hits includesSong Badlands
Bruce Springsteen album "Darkness on the Edge of Town" hasTrack Badlands
subject surface form: Darkness on the Edge of Town
Bruce Springsteen album "Darkness on the Edge of Town" hasSingle Badlands
subject surface form: Darkness on the Edge of Town