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Devil's Tea Table, Little Creek Park, South Charleston, West Virginia, Kanawha County, Metro Valley Region

Erosion has shaped the anvil-topped Devil's Tea Table at Little Creek Park at South Charleston, West Virginia, in western Kanawha County, in the Metro Valley Region.

David Sibray visits the Devil's Teatable at Little Creek Park in South Charleston, West Virginia.

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