Assessment of Kedung Tolok Waterfall as a new geosite potential in Bantul, Yogyakarta
Ghaly Yana Putra,
Abdullah Khafid Ma’ruf,
Heza Putra Maulana Aji Sakti
et al.
Abstract:Kedung Tolok Waterfall has the potential to be promoted as a new geosite in the Yogyakarta geoheritage area. This waterfall is located in Selopamioro Village, Imogiri Subdistrict, Bantul Regency, DIY. Physiographically, this waterfall is included in the southern mountain zone of Java and is found in the Nglanggeran formation which has a constituent lithology in the form of volcanic breccia and agglomerate. The lithology of the Kedung Tolok Waterfall has evidence of recorded marine volcanic deposits which gives… Show more
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