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The 83 pages that link to Basalt, each with the reason it gives.

• Deccan TrapsNarrower topic: Basalt makes up the province’s immense, layered lava formations.

• Lava tubeNarrower topic: Most well-known lava tubes form in basaltic flows.

• PāhoehoeNarrower topic: Pāhoehoe is a surface form typically produced by basaltic lava.

• Skaergaard intrusionNarrower topic: The intrusion’s parent magma was basaltic, linking it to widespread basaltic volcanism.

• A‘āNarrower topic: A‘ā flows are made chiefly of this low-silica volcanic rock.

• Columbia PlateauNarrower topic: The plateau’s extensive bedrock consists chiefly of this lava-formed rock.

• Disko IslandNarrower topic: Basalt makes up the island’s prominent cliffs and mountain formations.

• Hells CanyonNarrower topic: The canyon’s layered cliffs expose extensive basalt flows.

• Putorana PlateauNarrower topic: Basaltic lava built the plateau’s resistant layers.

• StilbiteNarrower topic: Stilbite commonly grows in cavities within basalt flows.

• Trou aux CerfsNarrower topic: Basalt is the dominant volcanic rock associated with Mauritius's shield volcanoes.