The term "Palisades" can refer to a couple of different geographical features, but it most commonly refers to:
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The Palisades Cliffs: This is a series of steep cliffs located along the western bank of the Hudson River in New Jersey, USA. The Palisades are known for their dramatic height and beautiful views of the river and surrounding areas. The cliffs are a significant geological feature composed mainly of basalt, formed from ancient volcanic activity. The Palisades Interstate Park stretches along the river, offering recreational activities such as hiking, biking, and picnicking.
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Palisades in general: The term "palisade" can also describe a type of defensive structure made of wooden stakes or logs. Historically, palisades were used in fortifications to create barriers against intruders.
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