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San Diego, California, United States

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iCliffDive is not here to exploit dangerous places or push anyone toward reckless jumps. Too many young people have been seriously hurt, disappeared underwater, or never come back up after jumping into water they did not fully understand.
People are still going to cliff jump, swim, explore, and take risks. This site exists for harm reduction: better information about jump heights, water depth, hazards, access, location details, and safety considerations before a decision gets made.
No page can make a jump safe. The goal is awareness, caution, and a more educated choice instead of jumping blindly.

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Cliff Jumping Portugal, Algarve, Carvoeiro , Algar seco. Approx 32m cliff jump. s = ut + 1/2(at^2) , s = height/distance u = initial speed =0 acceleration = 9.8ms^-2 time=approx 2.8 seconds...
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