Arriba fóssil Sto António – São Roque
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38º 31'45''N 28º 19'21''W
Among the “Santo António” and “São Roque” villages extends a 3,500 m fossil sea cliff, cut on old pahoehoe or aa lava flows that testify the incremental growth of the island. Lava cascades and other pahoehoe features (e.g. ropy lava, lava tree molds) and a peculiar ankaramite rock outcrop here.
