headland
/ˈhedlænd/Definitions
1. noun
A piece of land that projects into a body of water, typically forming a natural harbour or point of land
“The scenic coastal walk passed through a picturesque headland with stunning ocean views.”
2. noun
A raised area of land, especially one that is barren or rocky, forming a boundary or a distinctive feature of the landscape
“The barren headland rose sharply from the desert floor, a striking landmark in the otherwise flat terrain.”
3. noun
A prominent or salient feature of a landscape
“The headland was a notable feature of the bay, marking the boundary between land and sea.”