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Lookout Mountain is a result of ancient geologic forces that uplifted and folded the rock layers in the area. The mountain is primarily made of sandstone and limestone layers that were slowly pushed upward over millions of years, eventually forming the prominent ridge that we see today. Erosion from water and ice also played a significant role in shaping the mountain's current appearance.

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