A low-lying island is often referred to as a "barrier island." These islands typically form parallel to a coastline and are separated from the mainland by a lagoon or a bay. They are usually characterized by their sandy beaches and can be vulnerable to erosion and rising sea levels. Another term used for low-lying islands, especially in the context of their vulnerability, is "atoll."
Another name for a low-lying island is an atoll. Atolls are circular or oval-shaped coral reef formations that surround a lagoon partially or completely.
Atoll
A small, low-elevation, sandy island formed on the surface of a coral reef.
swamp or marsh
Yes, Antigua is not a volcanic island. It is a low-lying island formed mainly from limestone and coral reefs. There are no active volcanoes on the island.
The Scottish term for a low-lying meadow by a river is typically called a "haugh."
the central plain
A raised road that crosses marshland or low-lying land, or sometimes the sea (used at low tide).
the Netherlands means low-lying lands, since the Netherlands lies for a part below the sea level. The Dutch name for the Netherlands is Nederland and that means low-lying LAND, because it is one country.
Used to pump water out of low lying areas that would be flooded.
It is an Irish name based on a Gaelic word for a low-lying settlement.
The Maldives consist of 1192 coral islands in a double chain of 26 Atolls