Escarpment

A long, steep slope or line of cliffs marking an abrupt boundary between two more level areas at different elevations — essentially a single continuous edge rather than an isolated feature. Diagnostic feature is linearity: it reads as a wall or step running across the landscape, not a standalone peak or outcrop.

Bare Rock / Non-Vegetated

A long, steep, continuous rock wall separating two levels of ground, running as a line rather than standing as an isolated peak.

Continental

Setting: Inland

Candidate: The Niagara Escarpment, Ontario/New York — unverified, for your own research and confirmation before use.