WAEC - Geography (2023 - No. 34)
A block mountain is formed as a result of
fissure
differential erosion
vulcanicity
faulting
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Block mountains are formed as a result of faulting. Faulting is a geological process where the Earth's crust breaks apart due to tectonic forces. This can result in large blocks of land being uplifted to form mountains.