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Zile a se lajman yon plato mantled ak leus, ak pwofondman grave fon an pant soti nan nò ale nan sid. falèz Pittoresque rive 485 pye (mèt 148) nan wotè liy kòt la nò; yon lòt kote, pant tè wòch fèmen bè Sandy entoure pa infilled basen. Côtes yo Reef-epapiye, men yon baraj dlo nan Bay St Aubin nan pwoteje St Helier pò soti nan tanpèt sidwès. Kònen fòm sab dun nan bout yo nò ak sid nan Bay St wèn a sou kòt lwès la. Klima a ki te ki pi piti a maritim ak plis ankò solèy pase Guernsey la.
eng
The island is largely a plateau mantled with loess, with deeply incised valleys sloping from north to south. Picturesque cliffs reaching 485 feet (148 metres) in height line the northern coast; elsewhere, rocky headlands enclose sandy bays bordered by infilled lagoons. Coasts are reef-strewn, but a breakwater in St. Aubin’s Bay protects St. Helier harbour from southwest gales. Blown sand forms dunes at the northern and southern ends of St. Ouen’s Bay on the western coast. The climate is less maritime and more sunny than Guernsey’s.