Coastal Features
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  • 연리 있가 업각
  • 업각 있가 연리
  • 색각방 이 연리 업각 시니가 종류 업방?

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  • 업각 연리 업각 (correct)
  • 업각 연리 업방
  • 업각 업방 업각
  • 연리 업각 색각방 시니하 업각 업방?

  • 업각 업방 연리
  • 업각 연리 업각 (correct)
  • 업각 업방 업각
  • 업각 연리 업방
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    Coastal Features

    Bays

    • A body of water partially enclosed by land, with a wider opening to the sea
    • Can be formed by tectonic activity, erosion, or deposition
    • Examples: Bay of Fundy, Bay of Bengal

    Capes

    • A pointed piece of land that extends out into the sea
    • Formed by the erosive action of waves and currents
    • Examples: Cape of Good Hope, Cape Cod

    Cliffs

    • Steep rock faces formed by erosion or tectonic activity
    • Can be found along coastlines, often with a vertical or near-vertical face
    • Examples: White Cliffs of Dover, Cliffs of Moher

    Deltas

    • Landforms created by the deposition of sediment at the mouth of a river
    • Characterized by a network of distributaries and wetlands
    • Examples: Nile Delta, Mississippi Delta

    Estuaries

    • A partially enclosed coastal body of water, where freshwater and saltwater mix
    • Formed by the flooding of a river valley by the sea
    • Examples: Chesapeake Bay, San Francisco Bay

    Headlands

    • A point of land that extends out into the sea, often with steep cliffs
    • Formed by the erosive action of waves and currents
    • Examples: Headland of Étretat, Headland of Dover

    Islands

    • Landmasses surrounded by water, often formed by volcanic activity or tectonic uplift
    • Can be found in oceans, seas, or lakes
    • Examples: Hawaii, Great Britain

    Peninsulas

    • A piece of land that is bordered by water on three sides
    • Formed by tectonic activity, erosion, or deposition
    • Examples: Florida Peninsula, Baja Peninsula

    Straits

    • Narrow channels of water that connect two larger bodies of water
    • Formed by tectonic activity, erosion, or deposition
    • Examples: Strait of Gibraltar, Bosphorus Strait

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    Identify and learn about different coastal features, including bays, capes, cliffs, deltas, estuaries, headlands, islands, peninsulas, and straits.

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