Waterford has upland ridges that are mainly 600 to 800 feet high, along with lowlands and mountain ranges. Its principal mountains are the Knockmealdowns, Comeraghs, and Monavullaghs, which reach about 2,300 feet in elevation. The Comeraghs and Monavullaghs form one range that includes Coumshingaun, a steep-walled basin with sides 1,000 feet high. Most of Waterford’s coast consists of cliffs, although bays occur at Tramore, Dungarvan, and Ardmore.
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