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Møns Cliff

cliff, Denmark
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Møns Cliff is a prominent natural landmark on the island of Møn in Denmark. These striking white chalk cliffs rise dramatically from the Baltic Sea, reaching heights of over 450 feet (137 meters) in places. The cliffs are composed of chalk and limestone, remnants of ancient geological periods. Covered in lush beech forests, Møns Cliff is a significant feature of the island's otherwise flat landscape. The area has a long history of human settlement, with evidence dating back to the Stone Age.12

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