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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.

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