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The monocline took place gradually, as the nepean river was able to cut down into the rock layers at a rate that allowed it to retain its course (which at present cuts into the monocline)

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What is formed when vertical stress acts on a rock?

Monocline


When was Lapstone railway station created?

Lapstone railway station was created in 1964.


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What are the 3 types of folds?

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