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A cliff is an exposed rock that is vertically or nearly perpendicular to the angle and is an eroded, weathered terrain. Cliffs are common on the coast, river banks, mountains and cliffs, and the tributaries of the waterfall often flow through. The geological features of the cliffs are mostly igneous rocks (such as granite and basalt). Based on the shape of the cliff, there are gravel on the slopes of the cliffs and a large number of rock houses nearby. Sometimes the cliffs gradually disappear at the end of the ridge, leaving a rock. Because there is no clear definition of which angle is considered a cliff, it is difficult to list the "all" cliffs in the world. At present, the highest fully vertical cliff on the earth is located at Mount Solf, Baffin Island, Canada, with a height of 1,250 meters. The longest vertical cliff (the longest cliff) is located at the Kawaguchi Peak in Pakistan, which is 1,340 meters high. The longest cliff in the sea is located next to Kalapapa Village in Molokai, Hawaii, 1010 meters high.