Bunda Cliffs

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Bunda Cliffs are dramatic, sheer limestone sea cliffs along the remote southern coast of Australia, forming one of the most striking natural features of the Great Australian Bight.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
natural feature
sea cliff
accessibleVia Eyre Highway
adjacentTo southern right whale calving grounds at Head of Bight
border Great Australian Bight Marine National Park (South Australia)
surface form: Great Australian Bight Marine Park (Commonwealth Waters)
cliffType marine erosion cliff
climate semi-arid coastal
conservationStatus partly within protected areas
continent Australia
country Australia
elevationAboveSeaLevel up to about 120 metres
extendsBetween Head of Bight and near Western Australia border
faces Southern Ocean
formedBy marine erosion
wave action
formsEdgeOf Nullarbor Plain
surface form: Nullarbor Plateau
geologicalAge Cenozoic
Tertiary
geologicalComposition limestone
hasFeature near-vertical cliff faces
hasHazard strong coastal winds
unfenced cliff edges
hasVegetation sparse coastal shrubland on plateau
hasViewpoint Head of Bight
Nullarbor Roadhouse lookouts
isPartOf Great Escarpment of southern Africa
surface form: Bunda Plateau escarpment
knownFor continuous vertical sea cliffs
dramatic sheer drop to the sea
remote coastal scenery
whale watching opportunities
length over 100 kilometres
locatedIn Great Australian Bight
South Australia
Southern Ocean
locatedOnCoastOf Australia
nameLanguage English
near Nullarbor National Park
Yalata Indigenous Protected Area
orientation east–west
partOf Eyre Peninsula
surface form: Eyre Peninsula region

Nullarbor Plain
region Far West Coast of South Australia
tourismActivity photography
sightseeing
whale watching

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