Corniche

Three famed corniche roads of the Côte d'Azur in the French Riviera run between the sea and mountains from Nice eastward toward Menton.

The Grande Corniche featured prominently in the Alfred Hitchcock film To Catch a Thief.

The coastal road facing the Atlantic Ocean in the capital city of Dakar is called the Corniche Ouest and runs along a cliff above the beaches and rocky shores.

A good example is part of Victoria Road running through the suburbs of Clifton and Bantry Bay.

Most Nile valley and Delta cities overlooking the 1000km river course and two branches in the country have one or two corniche streets (east and/or west banks).

A corniche carrying New York State Route 218 along Storm King Mountain can be seen on the left from across the Hudson River
The Hawk's Nest corniche on NY Route 97
The Hawk's Nest is part of a corniche which carries New York State Route 97 above the Delaware River
The corniche at Alexandria by sunset, stretching along the city's residential coast line
Corniche Damietta
The newly renovated Corniche of Luxor
Driving along the Abu Dhabi Corniche
Qatif corniche