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They didn't. They were formed over millions of years from the bodies of dead crustaceans.
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How much do the white cliffs of dover erode each year?
One metre every six years.
How many visitors visit the white cliffs of Dover per year?
aprox 350,000 people visited in 2010
What year did the white cliffs of Dover form?
The chalk cliffs at Dover and on the opposite side of the English Channel have been continually eroding since the last glaciation, at which time the English Channel was a river valley and the southern North Sea was land. When the ice melted, the southern North Sea flooded and burst through the gap causing a catastrophic flood, which started the main erosion of the chalk cliffs and it has widened ever since.
What year of the battle of red cliffs?
208 was the Battle of the Red Cliffs
What year was the year of the red cliffs?
the year was 208
What was the year of the red cliffS?
the year was 208
What year wa the year of the red cliffs?
the year was 208
What year was year of battle of red cliffs?
208 and 209
What year was the year of battle of red cliffs?
Winter Of 208/9
What year was the battle of the cliffs?
208-209 AD.
What is the year of the red cliffs?
Battle of Red Cliffs (Battle of Chibi) in 208/9 CE ended the Han Dynasty in China.
What year was battle of the red cliffs?
208-209 AD.
