Answer:
Gneiss and marble rocks.
Step-by-step explanation:
- The Hudson highland is a stare national park that is located in the located in the continuous state of the U.S and is on the eastern side of the Hudson rivers and is o the eastern section of the highlands. The park has a total area of 11.58 square miles, with an elevation of 1,260 ft from the sea level and the park rest on an escarpment.
- It has a significant amount of magnetite iron ore deposits and has a classic example of the Grenville-age metamorphic rock is the Storm King Granitic Gneiss and is exposed at the top of the bear mountain.