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Discover the Northern Territory of Australia and Explore the Geodiversity of Uluru

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Sip back as we discover the Northern Territory of central Australia and explore the geodiversity of Uluru the second largest monolith or steep sided bornhardt inselberg (meaning island mountain) found in the world. At 348-meters high, 3.6Km long and with 2.5 km of its mass underground. The rusty coloured and magnificently isolated Uluru was formed over 500 million years ago and is closely tied to both tectonic forces and sea level change that in…

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Discover the Northern Territory of Australia and Explore the Geodiversity of Uluru

Sip back as we discover the Northern Territory of central Australia and explore the geodiversity of Uluru the second largest monolith or steep sided bornhardt inselberg (meaning island mountain) found in the world. At 348-meters high, 3.6Km long and with 2.5 km of its mass underground. The rusty coloured and magnificently isolated Uluru was formed over 500 million years ago and is closely tied to both tectonic forces and sea level change that in…

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