A coastal waterfall is a type of waterfall that flows directly into an ocean, sea, or another large body of water. These waterfalls are typically formed by rivers or streams that descend from elevated land or cliffs, creating a dramatic drop where the water cascades into the coastal waters below. Coastal waterfalls can be found in various geographical locations and are often associated with rugged coastlines, cliffs, and steep terrain.
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