Sandstone quarries are locations where sandstone, a sedimentary rock composed mainly of sand-sized mineral particles, is extracted for construction and other uses. These quarries are often found in areas where natural deposits of sandstone are abundant, making it easier to mine. The extracted sandstone is used for building materials, paving stones, and decorative features in architecture. The process of quarrying involves removing large blocks of sandstone from the earth, which are then cut and shaped for various applications. Quarrying can have environmental impacts, including habitat disruption and landscape alteration, so sustainable practices are increasingly being adopted in the industry.