Coastal And Marine Features 1-24
19 entries in the Coastal And Marine Features compendium.
Coastal And Marine Features 1-24 — Era Chart
AmanohashidateOne of Japan's three scenic views, a pine-covered sandbar.Bondi BeachCoastal suburb in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs.Cabo da RocaWesternmost point of continental Europe and the Eurasian landmass.Cap de FormentorNorthernmost point of Mallorca, known for its lighthouse and winds.Cape Breton IslandIsland forming part of Nova Scotia, Canada, with a history of coal mining and French fortiCape ChidleyHeadland at the northeastern tip of Labrador, named in 1587.Cape CrillonA location in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, associated with explorer La Perouse.Cape EluanbiSouthernmost point of Taiwan, site of a historic fortified lighthouse.Cape Fear (headland)Headland on North Carolina coast, site of historic landfalls.Cape HatterasUnincorporated community on Hatteras Island, North Carolina, historically known as KinnakeCape LopatkaSouthernmost point of Kamchatka, site of a 64 m tsunami.Cape Morris JesupCape Morris Jesup (Danish: Kap Morris Jesup) is a headland in Peary Land, Greenland. It isCape MurotoHeadland in Shikoku with rapid geological uplift and cultural landmarks.Cape SōyaNorthernmost point of Hokkaidō, Japan, with multiple memorials.Cape York (Greenland)Cape on northwestern Greenland, delimiting Melville Bay.Cape ZhelaniyaA desolate Arctic headland marking the Barents and Kara Seas.Chimney Rock National Historic SiteLandmark for westward trails on the Great Plains.Cliffs of MoherSea cliffs on Ireland's Atlantic coast, a major tourist destination.HvitserkurA basalt stack shaped like a dragon, reinforced by concrete.
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