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Deutsch: Felswände sind geologische Formationen, im allgemeinen an Küsten, in Bergregionen, Bruchzonen und entlang von Flüßen.
English: Cliffs are vertical geological formations, common on coasts, in mountainous areas, escarpments and along rivers.
Galego: Un cantil ou acantilado é un terreo abrupto e de gran pendente, xeralmente na costa.
Slovenščina: Klif ali pečina je zelo strma skalnata obala.
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France
Etretat
Bonifacio, Corsica
Cliffs of Bonifacio, with the Grain de sable (Grain of sand)
Poland
Baltic Sea, Gosań, Wolin National Park, Baltic Sea
Baltic Sea, Trzęsacz
Scotland
Arbroath
Spain
Cíes Islands
Los Gigantes cliff
Sopelana
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United States
Wyoming along US-287
Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park
