Composed of chalk, these famous white cliffs are a big tourist attraction in the UK. Where can you find them?

Facing France and the Strait of Dover, the 350-foot high White Cliffs of Dover is a stunning coastal range in Kent. Featuring chalky cliffs with black flint-streaks, the scenic area is considered a Special Area of Conservation with a portion of it purchased by the National Trust.

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