Mealt Falls plunging into the sea

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Mealt Falls plunging into the sea is a dramatic waterfall on Scotland’s Isle of Skye, where a narrow cascade drops from coastal cliffs directly into the ocean beside the basalt columns of Kilt Rock.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
accessibleFrom road between Portree and Staffin
adjacentTo Kilt Rock NERFINISHED
bestVisitedIn clear weather for views
climate maritime climate
country Scotland
dropsFrom sea cliffs
fallsType coastal plunge waterfall
plunge waterfall
fedBy Loch Mealt NERFINISHED
flowsInto Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
hasAccess car park near Kilt Rock viewpoint
hasApproximateHeight about 55 meters
hasCharacteristic coastal waterfall
narrow cascade
plunges directly into the sea
hasGeologicalContext basalt cliffs
columnar jointed basalt at Kilt Rock
hasNameOrigin named after Loch Mealt
hasNearbyFeature Kilt Rock viewpoint NERFINISHED
hasNearbyIslandView Isle of Raasay NERFINISHED
Isle of Rona NERFINISHED
hasSafetyFeature fenced viewing platform
hasViewOf Kilt Rock basalt columns NERFINISHED
isIn North Atlantic coastal environment
isOn eastern coast of Trotternish Peninsula
isPartOf Inner Hebrides NERFINISHED
isSubjectOf landscape photography
tourism brochures for Isle of Skye
locatedIn Isle of Skye NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
near Staffin NERFINISHED
Trotternish Peninsula NERFINISHED
overlooks Sound of Raasay NERFINISHED
partOf Trotternish coastal scenery
popularFor photography
sightseeing
region Highland council area NERFINISHED
touristType scenic viewpoint
viewDirection faces east over the sea
watercourse River Mealt NERFINISHED
waterSourceType freshwater loch

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Kilt Rock isViewOf Mealt Falls plunging into the sea