The Bluff

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The Bluff is a prominent limestone plateau and the highest point on Cayman Brac, forming the island’s central ridge and most distinctive geographic feature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
landform
plateau
continent North America
country Cayman Islands
elevation approximately 141 feet
approximately 43 metres
featureOf Cayman Brac’s interior landscape
formedBy uplift of carbonate platform rocks
forms central ridge of Cayman Brac
geologicalAge Cenozoic
geologicalComposition karstic limestone
habitatFor seabirds
tropical dry forest vegetation
hasAccess roads leading from coastal settlements to the plateau
hasCaves karst caves and fissures within the plateau
hasCliffs sea cliffs on the eastern and southern coasts of Cayman Brac
hasLandUse limited agriculture on its summit and slopes
importantFor island’s drainage and groundwater storage
tourism on Cayman Brac
locatedIn Cayman Brac
Cayman Islands
material limestone
near Brac Parrot Reserve
Cayman Brac Lighthouse at the eastern end of the island
notableFor being the most distinctive geographic feature of Cayman Brac
overlooks Caribbean Sea
partOf Cayman Ridge
sovereignState United Kingdom
topographicProminence highest point on Cayman Brac
usedFor birdwatching
hiking
rock climbing

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Cayman Brac hasLandmark The Bluff