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Coki Point Cliffs
The Coki Point Cliffs are one of the rare localities on St. Thomas Island where fossils are found. There are very few locations where fossiliferous Lower Cretaceous rocks are exposed and this, the only place in the Virgin Islands, is quite rich in Caprinuloidea rudistids, a marine bivalve, as well as other fossils.
Location: St. Thomas Island, VI
Year designated: 1980
Ownership: Virgin Islands Government, Private
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Last Updated: June 28, 2012