cliff
The cliff is a vertical or near-angled vertical exposed rock that is an eroded, weathered terrain. Cliffs are common in the coast, riverbanks, mountains and escarpments, and tributaries of waterfalls often flow. The cliffs are mostly igneous rocks (such as granite and basalt). Based on the shape of the cliff, the slopes on the cliff have gravel, near a large number of rock houses (rock shelters). Sometimes the cliffs gradually disappear at the end of the ridge, leaving a rock. Because there is no clear definition of which angle is beyond the cliff, it is difficult to list the world "all" cliff. At present, the highest vertical vertical cliffs on the planet are located 1250 meters high in the mountains of Baffin Island, Canada; the longest close to the vertical cliffs (that is, the longest cliffs) is located at Pakistan's Kawaguchi Tower Peak, 1340 meters high. The longest cliff in the sea is located in the United States Hawaii Moluo Kuo Kapapapa village next to the high 1010 meters. ...