The kanji and the word are exactly the same. That means they share meanings as well.

岬 means cape, which is a piece of land jutting out into the sea. While 崎 is mostly used in place names and compound words, 岬 can be used as a standalone noun, although you also see it in place names such as 宗谷岬 (Cape Sōya).

This has the same reading as the kanji you learned, meaning you know the reading!