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A cape is a large piece of land that juts out into the ocean or another body of water. Capes matter because they often serve as important navigation landmarks for ships and can significantly affect ocean currents and weather patterns in coastal regions.
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Kap (das, lateinisch caput für Kopf, Spitze) bezeichnet eine auffällige oder scharfe Landspitze, die besonders an Gebirgsküsten gut ausgeprägt sein kann. Bis etwa Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts wurde die Bezeichnung Vorgebirge synonym verwendet.
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