Tombolos are formed when a wave circles around
a small land mass(that includes rocks)and collide between the small land mass and the big land mass.
That builds up sand between the small land mas and the big one creating a tombolo.Old tombolos can have trees growing on it!
See some Tombolos in Hong Kong, china! here:
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Sharp island's Kiu tau island tombolo
it is not exactly a geographical feature but something you can write geographical features about .
a geographical division is a province
what is an unlikely geographical reference?
They are geographical cattagories (e.g. population, height etc) that outline a place.
what is the geographical distribution of a grassland
In Puerto Rico
geographical
I am not entirely sure, but I think it may have to do with the connecting mass. Tombolos are usually connected by a sandbar, which is more prone to geographical effects and can be more effected by waves and tides. Peninsulas are connected by more "solid" land masses such as solid ground that are not as prone to being shifted around. Also, peninsulas have to be connected to a mainland, whereas tombolos can be connected to other islands as well as a mainland.
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geographical setting means any land, water, or anything on earth like geography but formed in such as a setting
processes, geographical processes to be exact......
headlands and bays tombolos spits bars
Rocky beaches are formed by water erosion and change the coastline.
yop If it is on a map and formed naturally, it is a geographical feature.
Lake Ontario
Wind or Water. I can't figure it out either but its one of those two.