
What is recorded here
Eaves Crag is a sandstone sea cliff or coastal rock feature, likely formed during the Permian period, around 250 to 300 million years ago, through the deposition and lithification of aeolian (wind-blown) sands in a desert environment. It is notable as part of the Pennine Dialects of the Pennines and as a local landmark in the Bradford area.
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Places near here
Bracken HillMountain / peak · 338 yd
Sconce CragCliff · 642 yd
Waterfall, Sconce, Baildon / BingleyWaterfall · 769 yd
Howden WoodWood · 770 yd
MoorfieldListed building · 794 yd
Malt Shovel Public HouseListed building · 925 yd
Cup marked rockAncient stone or rock art · 926 yd
Baildon MoorMountain / peak · 1008 yd
Baildon BankCliff · 1489 yd
Old WoodWood · 1.1 mi
Boulder with prehistoric rock art at Glovershaw FarmScheduled monument · 1.1 mi
Waterfall on Glovershaw BeckWaterfall · 1.1 miOther information
Photo: Christine Johnstone · CC BY-SA 2.0