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It is difficult for scientists to determine the depth of Uluru, formerly known as Ayers Rock. Although appearing as a single monolith, it is in fact an inselberg, and linked underground to Kata Tjuta, about 40kilometres away, by rock strata which is up to five kilometres thick in some places.

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Uluru extends about 2.5 miles underground, roughly the same height as the visible portion aboveground. It is a monolith composed of sandstone and is known for its striking appearance as well as its significant cultural and spiritual importance to the Anangu people.

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It is estimated that 7/8 of Uluru lies underground, extending toa depth of possibly six to seven kilometres. It is an inselberg, connected underground to the nearby feature Kata-Tjuta (formerly The Olgas) which lies about 30 km away.

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Uluru is of sandstone makeup, and is part of the local bedrock. Much of which in the district is concealed by aeolian sand.

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Approximately another 2.5 km of Uluru is believed to lie underground. This is about seven-eighths of the total size.

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About 8 Km

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6 kilometre

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