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rempart montagneux
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escarpement rocheux en pente forte
A cliff is a steep or vertical rock face that rises sharply from the surrounding landscape, often found along coastlines, mountains, or other geographical formations. Cliffs are notable natural features that can attract tourism, recreation like BASE jumping, and scientific study due to their dramatic geological characteristics.
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Un rempart montagneux est une formation géologique présentant un à-pic d'une certaine longueur en montagne. Il peut se former par l'effondrement vertical d'un terrain plus ou moins plane, par exemple lors de la formation d'une caldeira dans les régions volcaniques. Il constitue alors la limite entre deux plateaux dont l'un surplombe l'autre.
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