What is recorded here
Quarry Rock is a coastal or near-coastal outcrop within the Forest of Dean, likely composed of Carboniferous limestone or sandstone, formed around 300–360 million years ago through sedimentary processes. It is notable as a named feature on official maps, suggesting historical or local significance, possibly related to past quarrying or as a landmark.
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Places near here
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Riddings WoodWood · 1164 yd
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