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How do Anguillaā€™s northern and southern coasts differ?

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Anguilla

The northern and southern coasts of Anguilla differ significantly in their topography:

  • Northern Coast: This side of the island is defined by short slopes and steep cliffs.1
  • Southern Coast: This side features a longer, more gradual slope that descends gently toward the sea.1

Both coasts are part of the island's overall landscape, which is formed primarily from coral and limestone and is generally flat with some undulations.1