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Ungyo-ri delta sedimentary layer
Korean name운교리 삼각주 퇴적층
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The Ungyo-ri Delta sedimentary layer is a sedimentary rock created by the accumulation of gravel, sand, and mud about 100 million years ago. If you observe the stripes (stratigraphy) visible on the cliff, you can see that it slopes in one direction. These sedimentary layers are called delta sedimentary layers, and are classified into various types depending on the angle of the slope. Delta sedimentary layers are valuable data for studying the surrounding environment and the direction of flowing water when the sedimentary layers were created in the past.
(Source: National Geoparks)
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