Why this matters
Three Fingers Rock is a coastal rock feature likely composed of Silurian or Devonian sandstone, formed through sedimentary deposition and subsequent tectonic uplift. Its distinctive three-pronged shape is the result of differential erosion by wave action and weathering, making it a notable example of coastal landform evolution.
What is recorded here
Three Fingers Rock is shown as a named rock on the public map of Shropshire. The saved point is the map point or the centre of its mapped shape.
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