• Cleft Ledge (77°32′S 160°53′E / 77.533°S 160.883°E / -77.533; 160.883) is a flat-topped ridge 1 nautical mile (2 km) long and 0.3 nautical miles (0...
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  • (Antarctica) Cleft Island (Victoria) Cleft Ledge Cleft Point Cleft Peak Cleft Rock All pages with titles containing Cleft Cleave (disambiguation), the present...
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    Phlox bifida (redirect from Cleft phlox)
    Phlox bifida, commonly known as cleft phlox or sand phlox, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Polemoniaceae (phlox) family that is native to the central...
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    rare plants. Among those include: Boechera laevigata, Virginia Rail, Cleft Ledge, Royal Fern, Turkey-tangle, Bobolink, Cave Salamander, Peregrine Falcon...
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    above in almost perpendicular ledges, as steep as the Palisades on the Hudson River and four times their depth. Into this cleft in the rocks, the river plunges...
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    Cliff (redirect from Cliff ledge)
    well known.[citation needed] Other notable cliffs include the Trojan Wall, Cleft Peak, Injisuthi Triplets, Cathedral Peak, Monk's Cowl, Mnweni Buttress,...
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  • the USCGC Polar Sea Clark Knoll, named after Elton G. Clark, U.S. Navy Cleft Ledge, named for descriptive features Clingman Peak, named after Otis Clingman...
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    (12), was rescued by a parent after being washed into a cleft. She was pulled up to a higher ledge and both of them were subsequently brought to the top...
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    elevation of 26,700 ft (8,138 m), they established Camp VI in a narrow cleft, which provided some possible shelter from the northwest wind. At about...
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    all. But the ledges that are their natural habitat were their natural protection against the fire, and, crawling deep into the rock clefts, they escaped...
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