This document discusses various landforms created by coastal erosion over thousands of years, including headlands and bays, cliffs and wave-cut platforms, and caves, arches, stacks, and stumps. It provides learning objectives to describe and explain the formation of these landforms through geological processes and the influence of vegetation. Diagrams and videos are referenced to illustrate each landform and the erosion process involved in its development.
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3. Learning Objectives
● Describe the named landforms.
● Explain their formation in terms of
sequence and the processes involved,
including the influence of vegetation and
geology.
4. Each of these landforms have been
created over thousands of years.
6. Landforms
● You must know the process involved in
forming the following landforms:
– Headlands and Bays
– Cliffs and wave-cut platforms
– Caves, arches, stacks and stumps.
For each landform you will need to draw a
diagram and label the process.
