The Gap
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Port Lincoln /
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tourism, scenic lookout, geology, cliff, erosion, interesting place
The Gap is a very impressive wind and rain eroded cutting in a 60 metre vertical cliff face that is well worth visiting while you're in the park. Over a period of thousands of years the forces of storm and wave action have eroded the crumbling cliff.
Visitors may view The Gap from the safety of a 2 metre high fence. From this vantage point many layers of rocks can be seen in the cliff face, indicating changing sea levels and weather patterns over many years.
Quoted from www.parks.sa.gov.au/innes/natural/index.htm#geology
Visitors may view The Gap from the safety of a 2 metre high fence. From this vantage point many layers of rocks can be seen in the cliff face, indicating changing sea levels and weather patterns over many years.
Quoted from www.parks.sa.gov.au/innes/natural/index.htm#geology
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Coordinates: 35°17'50"S 136°53'13"E
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