how the plung pool was formed
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A plunge pool is an erosional rock-cut feature formed beneath a waterfall where a hydraulic jump occurs. Pot-holes or rock- mills of this special type are known from less than a metre to 90 m in depth. Several processes produce this localized over-deepening of the stream bed.
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A plung pool is found at the bottom of a waterfall and is formed by erosion. As waterfall then hits the ground beneath,it causes erosion, which forms a pool. the pool is known as the plunge pool.
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