Capes And Headlands 1-21
19 entries in the Capes And Headlands compendium.
Capes And Headlands 1-21 — Era Chart
Cabo da RocaWesternmost point of continental Europe and the Eurasian landmass.Cap de FormentorNorthernmost point of Mallorca, known as the meeting point of the winds.Cape AgulhasSouthernmost tip of Africa and a notorious shipping hazard.Cape CanaveralCape Canaveral: historic launch site and spaceport.Cape ChidleyHeadland at the northeastern tip of the Labrador Peninsula.Cape CrillonSouthernmost point of Sakhalin, named by La Pérouse.Cape EluanbiSouthernmost point of Taiwan, site of historic lighthouse.Cape Fear (headland)Headland on North Carolina coast, site of historic landfalls and shipwrecks.Cape HatterasCape Hatteras: a perilous bend in the Outer Banks.Cape HornSouthernmost headland of Tierra del Fuego, hazardous sailing milestone.Cape LeeuwinMost south-westerly mainland point of the Australian continent.Cape LopatkaSouthernmost point of Kamchatka, site of a 64 m tsunami in 1737.Cape Morris JesupNorthernmost mainland point on Earth, excluding certain small islands.Cape MurotoHeadland in Shikoku with scenic, geological, and pilgrimage significance.Cape ReingaSacred Māori departure point for spirits and popular tourist destination.Cape SōyaNorthernmost cape of Hokkaidō, Japan, with multiple memorials.Cape York (Greenland)Cape on northwestern Greenland, site of meteorite discoveries.Cape ZhelaniyaArctic headland marking the boundary between the Barents and Kara Seas.Cape of Good HopeRocky headland on the Cape Peninsula, South Africa.
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