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Pierced Pothole

Pierced pothole can not be considers like a natural bridge. Most of the pierced pothole are located on the side of the canyon wall or on the main drainage but its do not spans the whole canyon. Generaly, it is little in size (about 1 or 3  meters diameter maximum). For these reasons, its should be called "natural arch" though it was formed by water flow.

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Potholes of Peek-A-Boo (USA)

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Potholes of Vero (Spain)

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Potholes of Peonera (Spain)

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Marmites Percées de la Valserine (France)

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Pothole of Aiglun (France)

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Pothole of Planay (France)

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Potholes of Fier (France)

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Pothole of Semine (France)

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Pothole of Barbannaz (France)

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Pothole of Turignin (France)

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Potholes of Sautadet (France)

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Unnamed Pothole Arch 1

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Unnamed Pothole Arch 2

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