Elephant Rocks

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Elephant Rocks is a Missouri state park famed for its giant, rounded granite boulders resembling a train of circus elephants amid the ancient St. Francois Mountains.

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Elephant Rocks canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state park
country United States
ecosystemType Ozark woodland
famousFor boulders resembling a train of circus elephants
giant rounded granite boulders
unique granite outcrops
feature accessible interpretive trail
picnic areas
scenic overlooks
geologicalContext St. Francois Mountains igneous core
governingBody Missouri Department of Natural Resources
hasAccessibilityFeature Braille signage
paved trail sections
hasActivity bouldering
hiking
picnicking
hasConservationStatus protected for natural features
hasGeologicalAge Precambrian
hasNameOrigin boulders that look like circus elephants
hasNaturalFeature granite boulders
igneous rock formations
tor-like rock formations
hasRockType igneous rock
red granite
hasTrail Braille Trail
hasVegetation glade vegetation
hickory trees
oak trees
hasViewOf St. Francois Mountains landscape
locatedIn Iron County, Missouri
Missouri
St. Francois Mountains
southeastern Missouri
linked to: southeast Missouri
namedAfter Elephant Rocks
near Graniteville, Missouri
Pilot Knob, Missouri
operator Missouri State Parks
partOf Missouri state park system
subjectOf geological studies
tourism guides
touristAttraction yes
usedFor geological education
recreation
sightseeing

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St. Francois Mountains contains Elephant Rocks
Elephant Rocks State Park namedAfter Elephant Rocks
subject linked to: Elephant Rocks