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| − | A columnar joint is a geological structure that forms as volcanic rock cools, contracts, and cracks, resulting in the formation of a regular array of multi-sided columns. The columnar joints of Mudeungsan Mountain formed in the Cretaceous period. Among the columnar joints, Seoseokdae and Ipseokdae Rocks are known to be the tallest in all of South Korea. | + | A columnar joint is a geological structure that forms as volcanic rock cools, contracts, and cracks, resulting in the formation of a regular array of multi-sided columns. The [[무등산_주상절리대|columnar joints]] of [[무등산|Mudeungsan Mountain]] formed in the Cretaceous period. Among the columnar joints, [[무등산_서석대|Seoseokdae]] and [[무등산_입석대|Ipseokdae]] Rocks are known to be the tallest in all of South Korea. In recognition of their geological significance and their scenic beauty, the columnar joints of Mudeungsan Mountain were designated as a [[국가지정문화유산_명승|Scenic Site]] in 2005. |
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2025년 8월 8일 (금) 13:34 판
Scenic Beauty: Mudeungsan’s Columnar Joints
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A columnar joint is a geological structure that forms as volcanic rock cools, contracts, and cracks, resulting in the formation of a regular array of multi-sided columns. The columnar joints of Mudeungsan Mountain formed in the Cretaceous period. Among the columnar joints, Seoseokdae and Ipseokdae Rocks are known to be the tallest in all of South Korea. In recognition of their geological significance and their scenic beauty, the columnar joints of Mudeungsan Mountain were designated as a Scenic Site in 2005.
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