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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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Article · 日本語
岬・崎（みさき、さき）は、丘・山などの陸上の先端部が平地・海・湖などへ突き出した地形を示す名称。半島や島の最先端部に多くあらわれる。海岸の岬は夜間・悪天候時の船舶の航行の障害となるため、灯台が設置されることが多い。
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