Coastlines

A sea defence is used to describe schemes which protect coastal areas from being flooded because of extreme waves or water levels. A coastal protection scheme is 'protecting' the coast from erosion and thereby protecting property/land etc which is near the coast

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There are many different land forms in New Mexico. These include various canyons, gorges, caves, wetlands, mountains, valleys, volcanoes, waterfalls, arches, and plateaus, as well as various rock formations.

Continental Margin

They can be, but don't have to be.

Argentina's coast line is 5000 or 8000 km long depending on how it's measured.

Florida has the largest coastline of any east-coast state in the U.S., though the exact number of miles and methods of measurement are greatly varied.

However, a great majority of Florida's coastline is actually against the Gulf of Mexico, and not technically the Atlantic Ocean.

The state with the largest coastline touching only the Atlantic Ocean would probably be North Carolina. Again, the methods and the measurements thereof vary depending on source.

2 Beaches are in the Bronx.

Orchard Beach which is a public beach open to the public as well as one of the historical Bronx's best kept secret, Silver Beach. Silver Beach is largely a private community, an affluent neighborhood with waterfront homes.

A coastal spit is a narrow, elongated ridge of sand or shingle that extends from the mainland into a body of water, typically formed by longshore drift. Spits often have a curved or hooked shape at their tip due to changes in wave direction. They can provide a sheltered area for habitats like salt marshes and lagoons.

6000 miles

California

Rugged.

Underwater Earthquakes are formed when two tectonic plates move together and create what is like a tsunami but not the same. It is like an erathquake on land but it is underwater.

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They are underwater only because they occur in or below the Continental Shelf, part of the continent submerged and planed nearly level by sea-level rise following the end of Ice Age cold phases.

The world's largest body of water is the ocean. The oceans run together forming one very large body of water.

The " Pine tree " state!

A sizeable inland body of water is typically referred to as a lake, which can vary greatly in size and depth. Lakes are often formed through geological processes such as glacial activity, tectonic movements, or volcanic activity. They can serve various ecological and recreational purposes, providing habitats for diverse wildlife and opportunities for activities like fishing, boating, and swimming. Notable examples include the Great Lakes in North America and Lake Baikal in Russia, the world's deepest freshwater lake.

Mediterranean Sea

Red Sea

Indian ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Yes they can.

A coastal lake is a body of water located near the coastline, typically separated from the ocean by a barrier such as a sand dune or a barrier island. These lakes can be influenced by tidal actions and are often brackish, containing a mix of freshwater and saltwater. Coastal lakes provide important habitats for various wildlife and serve as critical ecosystems for fisheries and recreational activities. They can also play a role in coastal protection and water quality management.

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Tsunamis are giant waves. They drown people.

They also kill flora and fauna, including people, on contact. Contact from the wave itself or the debris it carries along.

because eastern coastal plains has many rivers such as mahanadi, kaveri etc flowing through them which makes it fertile.

Some of the cities along the coast between San Jose and Monterey in California include Santa Cruz, Capitola, Aptos, and Pacific Grove. These cities offer beautiful coastal views, beaches, and recreational activities for visitors to enjoy.

Lake Powell has approximately 1,960 miles of shoreline when it is at full capacity.