Alabama is home to many natural wonders, including several that resemble other natural wonders in the state, country, and even world. A lookalike natural wonder in Alabama that’s a definite must-see is the White Cliffs of Epes. To learn all about the White Cliffs of Epes, including what makes it unique, take a look below.
Alabama’s White Cliffs of Epes stretches along the banks of the Tombigbee River in the tiny town of Epes.
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Made from layers of Selma chalk, this group of cliffs is around one mile long.
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As the years have passed, this natural wonder has become more and more exposed due to the rushing waters of the Tombigbee River.
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What makes the White Cliffs of Epes unique is the fact that it resembles the White Cliffs of Dover in England (pictured). In fact, the cliffs at both sites were deposited around the same time, which was around 70 million years ago.
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The White Cliffs of Epes currently stands more than 80 feet above the river water, so you can’t miss it!
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The next time you’re passing through the tiny town of Epes, consider going to see the White Cliffs of Epes. After seeing it for the very first time, you’ll understand why it’s considered to be one of Alabama’s most incredible natural wonders.
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Have you ever seen Alabama’s White Cliffs of Epes up close and in person? If so, what did you think about it? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
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Another lookalike natural wonder in Alabama is Noccalula Falls. For information about this waterfall, including the famous natural wonder it resembles, be sure to take a look at the following article: Take A Hike To An Alabama Waterfall That’s Like A Miniature Niagara Falls.
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Address: White Cliffs of Epes, 26867 US-11, Epes, AL 35460, USA
