👉 Promontories are a type of rock formation that is formed by the accumulation of small islands or rocks that rise to the surface due to the movement of water. These islands and rocks can form in various geological settings, such as on the seafloor, within a riverbed, or even at the bottom of a lake or sea. Promontories are important for navigation and provide shelter for marine life, making them an essential part of many coastal ecosystems.
