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Coastal Depositional Features

Soraya Khan

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1.Stretch of open water over which the wind blows onstantly on is called the ______
4.Earthquake movement below the ocean floor or cyclones cause _________
5.Spit of sand or offshore bar joining an island to the mainland
8.______wave is the gentle, smooth and unbroken movement of regular waves in the ocean
10.Drops material either on the coast or just offshore to form a feature
12.Lower zone of the beach lying between low and high water levels
13.Develops at the head, or inner most part, of a bay. In this area wave action is usually not very strong and deposition occurs.
14.The raised part of the beach where vegetation grows
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2.The zone or strip of land extending from the deepest point to which the waves transport material to the coastline where the land rises inland
3.Highest point where the land and the sea meet
6.A submerged or partly exposed ridge of sand or coarse sediment that is built by waves offshore from a beach
7.The zone between mean high tide and the coastline
9.Sediment is continually deposited to form a tongue of sand and other materials projecting into the sea from a point on the mainland and terminating in the sea.
11.An accumulation of material such as boulders, pebbles, shingle, sand and mud on sloping ground, a wave-cut platform or shelving ground
13.A ridge of sediment which is continually deposited close to a headland, just offshore. It is usually visible only during low tide

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