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What is pedestal rock in geography ? - 3 views

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  • radamel on 29 Jun 22
     
    Pedestal Rock is one of the landforms formed due to wind erosion.
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  • lastreaction on 15 May 24
     
    In geography, a pedestal rock refers to a distinctive geological feature formed through the process of erosion. It typically consists of a large, isolated rock or boulder that sits atop a narrower base or pedestal-like structure. The formation of pedestal rocks is commonly associated with differential erosion, where softer underlying rock layers erode more rapidly than the harder, resistant upper layers. The formation of pedestal rocks typically begins with the exposure of a large boulder or rock outcrop due to weathering and erosion processes such as wind, water, and ice. Over time, the surrounding softer rock material is eroded away, leaving the harder rock elevated above the surrounding landscape on a pedestal-like base.https://mylondonpainter.co.uk/
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