What is recorded here
Eldwick Crag is a sandstone sea cliff or coastal rock feature, likely of Carboniferous age, formed through the erosion of sedimentary rock layers by wave action and weathering. It is notable as a prominent local landmark and as an example of the glacial and fluvial deposits characteristic of the Yorkshire Dales and surrounding areas.
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Places near here
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