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They're essentially bottomless pits if you fall into them so be careful not to. The terrain generation in this game has several hiccups in it so don't be surprised if you come across some other strange stuff.
Obviously there has to be a hole in the ground (for the piles of fridges and mopeds to fall into) but that hole often extends out beyond the confines of the brickwork.