What is recorded here
Dali's Hole is a coastal sea cliff feature located in Gwynedd, formed from Silurian-era volcanic and sedimentary rocks, approximately 440 to 420 million years old. The site is notable for its dramatic coastal erosion and potential for geological and paleontological study.
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Places near here
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Woodland above Barics Gwyr MonForest or wood · 101 yd
Sinc GaledCliff · 164 yd
Cofeb y Chwarelwyr - Quarrymen's Memorial at Allt-DduHeritage place · 603 yd
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A Blondin Tower on Ponc Roller BraichCastle, fort or tower · 641 yd
Coed Glan Bala WoodlandForest or wood · 837 yd
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial, Gilfach DduHeritage place · 936 yd
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Welsh Slate Museum at Gilfach Ddu, LlanberisHeritage place · 974 ydOther information
Photo: Paul Glover · CC BY-SA 2.0