Definition: Plages are natural or artificial shorelines along which beaches, cliffs, and other coastal features are often found. These areas can be found on a wide range of landscapes, including oceans, coasts, and even deserts. They are typically characterized by sand, gravel, and various types of vegetation that provide shelter and protection for marine life. Plages can be found in many different forms and sizes, from small rocky outcroppings to large expanses of sandy beach. Some beaches may have
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