Geography
- In the United States
- White Rock, Illinois
- White Rock, Michigan
- White Rock, New Mexico
- White Rock, South Carolina
- White Rock, South Dakota
- White Rock (Taconic Mountains), a ridgeline high point in the northeast United States; also White Rocks, the southernmost summit on the same ridgeline
- White Rocks National Recreation Area, Vermont
- White Rocks Natural Area, a protected area in Boulder County, Colorado
- White Rock, Willard, Utah
- White Rocks, near Dugway, Utah
- Elsewhere
- White Rock, British Columbia, Canada
- White Rocks, Portrush, Northern Ireland
- White Rocks Bay, Pembroke, Malta
- White Rocks, Herefordshire, England
- White Rocks, Western Australia
- White Rock Conservation Park, Queensland, Australia
- Albino Rock, Queensland, Australia, formerly known as White Rock
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