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A cliff is a vertical, or near vertical, rock exposure.
Cliff, The Cliff or The Cliffs may also refer to:
Buildings
- Cliff Brewery, a former brewery near Ipswich, England
 - Cliff Palace, largest cliff dwelling in North America
 - The Cliffs, a historic house in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
 - Cargill's Castle in Dunedin, New Zealand, formally known as The Cliffs
 
Places
- Cliff, Kentucky, an unincorporated community
 - Cliff, Lewis, a settlement in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
 - Cliff Village, Missouri, a small village
 - Cliff, New Mexico, an unincorporated community
 - Cliff Township, Custer County, Nebraska
 - The Cliff, Salford, a residential area in the City of Salford, England
 
Geographic features
- Cliff Island, Maine, an island
 - Lake Cliff, a freshwater lake in Dallas, Texas
 - Cliff Mountain (New York), a 3944-foot mountain
 
People and fictional characters
- Cliff (surname), a list of people
 - Cliff (given name), a list of people and fictional characters
 
Entertainment
- The Cliff (EP), an EP by Pelican
 - "Cliff", a Russian song by Alexander Navrotsky, famously performed by Leonid Kharitonov in 1965
 - Cliff (album), the 1959 debut album by Cliff Richard
 - "The Cliff", a short story by Charles Baxter (author)
 - "Cliffs", a 2018 track by Toby Fox from Deltarune Chapter 1 OST from the video game Deltarune
 - The Cliff (film), a 2016 Spanish thriller film
 
Cyclones
- Cyclone Cliff (1981), struck Queensland on February 14, 1981
 - Cyclone Cliff (1992), South Pacific cyclone; did not make landfall
 - Cyclone Cliff (2007), South Pacific cyclone; caused severe damage on Fiji
 
Other uses
- Cliff College, a Christian theological college in Derbyshire
 - The Cliff (Emory), a shuttle bus system at Emory University near Atlanta
 - Cliff mine, a defunct copper mine in Michigan
 - The Cliff (training ground), a sports ground in Salford, Greater Manchester, England
 - Community-Led Infrastructure Finance Facility (CLIFF), a finance facility managed by Homeless International
 
See also
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