Coastal Landforms: Cliffs, Bays & Spits
Detailed study of specific coastal landforms, including how they are created and their significance to the surrounding environment.
Key Questions
- Explain the formation of cliffs, bays, and spits.
- Compare the processes that lead to the formation of different coastal features.
- Assess the impact of human activities on the natural evolution of coastal landforms.
NCCA Curriculum Specifications
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