Cliffs of Missouri

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Cliffs of Missouri are natural rock formations and steep escarpments found throughout the state, often overlooking rivers and valleys and serving as notable scenic and geological landmarks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural geographic feature collection
rock formation
country United States of America
ecologicalRole erosion control features
habitat for cliff-dwelling plants
habitat for nesting birds
environment temperate climate
formedBy fluvial erosion
mass wasting
weathering
hasPart bluffs
dolomite cliffs
escarpments
limestone cliffs
sandstone cliffs
locatedIn Missouri
locatedOnContinent North America
notableExample Clifty Creek Natural Area NERFINISHED
Current River bluffs near Eminence NERFINISHED
Grand Bluffs Conservation Area NERFINISHED
Ha Ha Tonka State Park bluffs
Mississippi River bluffs near Hannibal NERFINISHED
Missouri River bluffs near Rocheport NERFINISHED
overlook floodplains
rivers
valleys
partOf Big River valley
Current River valley NERFINISHED
Eleven Point River valley NERFINISHED
Gasconade River valley NERFINISHED
Meramec River valley NERFINISHED
Mississippi River valley NERFINISHED
Missouri River valley NERFINISHED
Niangua River valley NERFINISHED
Ozark Plateau NERFINISHED
White River watershed NERFINISHED
protectedBy Missouri Department of Conservation NERFINISHED
Missouri State Parks system NERFINISHED
significance geological landmark
outdoor recreation resource
scenic landmark
tourist attraction
typicalGeology Mississippian limestone
Ordovician dolomite
sedimentary rock
usedFor hiking
recreation
rock climbing
scenic viewing
wildlife observation

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Lovers Leap category Cliffs of Missouri
subject surface form: Lovers Leap (Hannibal, Missouri)