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October 20, 2011 by JungleBoy | 0 comments

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Sungai Petang rapids

Rapids along Sungai Petang become pronounced when the water level is low. The rocks here seem to be sedimentary rocks mixed or overlain with igneous (granite) rock.

Sungai Petang rapids

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