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Wainlode Cliff is a coastal or riverine rock face located near Tewkesbury, likely composed of Jurassic or Cretaceous-era limestone or sandstone. Its formation is associated with sedimentary processes in a shallow marine environment, and it is notable for its exposure of geological strata that may be of local interest for understanding regional Mesozoic geology.
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