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| The Hopewell Rocks are stone formations in `The Rocks Privincial Park` in New Brunswick, Canada. The rock formations were caused by tidal erosion. This area of Bay of Fundy has a maximum range of tide of more than 50 feet 16 meters and 70 feet 21 meters during spring tides. The largest range of tide in the world. This image taken at nearly low tide against the sun. The sea floor can be |
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