Location of backed up files?

Where is the default location where RMAN stores the backed up files on the target database on a UNIX box?
I do not see any option for file location when I use RMAN through OEM.

In Oracle8i, the location of the backed up files are determined by the 'FORMAT' clause on the ALLOCATE CHANNEL command.
In Oracle9i, the location of the backed up files are determined by the CONFIGURE CHANNEL DEVICE TYPE DISK FORMAT '/disk1/%U';
Again, the format clause.
In Oracle Database 10g, we have the new parameter DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST which is a disk location where all recovery related files are located.
If you issue the LIST BACKUP OF DATABASE; command in RMAN, it will display the RMAN backup files and a lot more information.
Thanks, Tammy

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