A spits or sandspits is a deposition landform found off coasts. At one end,spits connect to land,and extend into the sea. A spit is a type of bar or beach that develops where a re-entrant occurs,such as at cove's headlands,by the process of longshore drift.
Sand spurs are round sphere shaped plants that if possible, can scatter all over the place and can cause pain to the human foot and if it gets upon the human foot it could cause splinter pain and once taken off will cause your foot to sting for quite some time.
longshore drift
spits are the processes of longshore drift, this is where the waves deposit sand down a beach according to prevailing wind, this happens gradually and this sand can stretch around the headlandand out from the shore, the are behind the spit will become a salt marsh as it will get less water, these spits can then extend and join up two parts of the headland (a bar) or a headlant ot an island (a tombolo).
Abrasion.
examples of depositional landforms are: -beaches- Swanage bay, Dorset -spits- spurn head, Holderness -bars- Slapton sands, Devon -tombolos- chesil beach, dorset
A point bar is formed when a pile of sand and gravel is deposited on the inside of a meander.
sand dunes,sand bars , sand spits and barrier islands
Beaches, Sand bars and Spits.
longshore drift
headlands and bays tombolos spits bars
spits are the processes of longshore drift, this is where the waves deposit sand down a beach according to prevailing wind, this happens gradually and this sand can stretch around the headlandand out from the shore, the are behind the spit will become a salt marsh as it will get less water, these spits can then extend and join up two parts of the headland (a bar) or a headlant ot an island (a tombolo).
sand bars
In the ocean. its a bar of sand in the ocean created by waves in the ocean.
It is mainly evidence for constructive waves and the results of this construction are spits and bars.
Sand bars are located in rivers.
Yes
Slides, swings, monkey bars, sand, and people you can play with
Abrasion.