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About this site
Stevns Klint is a stretch of coastline on the island of Zealand in Denmark, facing the Baltic Sea, and Boesdalsvej is a small valley cutting through the chalk cliffs there that gives access to the shore. The area is known geologically for the exposed limestone and chalk layers, including the boundary marking the asteroid impact linked to the end of the Cretaceous period, which has made the cliffs a UNESCO World Heritage site. Divers entering from Boesdalsvej would be going into the coastal waters below this cliff line.
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