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Sign in to saveAlso known as coastal zone
نواری از خشکی در کنار دریا یا اقیانوس از جایی که رسوبات سست ساحلی تمام میشود تا جایی که تحت تأثیر دریا قرار دارد
A coast is the boundary where land meets the ocean or sea, and it can take many different forms depending on the location—from sandy shores like the Jersey Shore to rugged rocky cliffs like those found in New Zealand and Greenland. Coasts matter because they are dynamic environments where land and water interact, creating distinctive landscapes and ecosystems that support human settlements, wildlife, and various economic activities.
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Coastal Habitat | Sites | Open Green Map
, Places along the water's edge where wildlife congregates. Wildlife may be in or above the water, on the shore or on adjacent land. Sensitivity to delicate habitats should be exercised. Do not pinpoint nesting areas without noting that carefulness is needed.
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- Coasts
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- different from
- Côte
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- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
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- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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- studied by
- coastal geography
- P8168
- Desmond Penigar
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