The term bedrock may be somewhat misleading, since in many locations, the bedrock may change over a short distance, or the technical bedrock may be a thin stratum overlying quite different rock.
A geologic map of an area will usually show bands of differing rock type exposure, i.e., rock that would be exposed at the surface if all soil were removed. The different rock strata or layers that are indicated may be a result of either nonparallel (sloping) surface erosion at the edges of flat strata or normal surface erosion of tilted strata that has removed the upper portions of higher layers. A geologic map is a special-purpose map made for the purpose of showing subsurface geological features. ... Loess field in Germany Soil horizons are formed by combined biological, chemical and physical alterations. ...
As reassuring as Custer's Bedrock may be, it's still in South Dakota and it isn't open in the winter.
Bedrock II stands out on a flat, windy, rocky plain south of the Grand Canyon.
The Valle Bedrock is licensed for merchandising by Hanna Barbara, and although that confers benefits -- the attraction got shiny new fiberglass statues of all the Flintstones characters last year -- it has drawbacks as well.