The coastal zone is defined as the narrow contact area between land and sea that is constantly changing due to land, air, and marine processes. Waves are often the dominant process shaping many coastlines. Key coastal landforms include bays, sand dunes, islands, groynes, caves, lagoons, headlands/points, and oil wells.

1. COASTAL ZONE
GCSE Geography

10. DEFINITION:
The coast is a narrow contact zone between
the land and the sea. It is constantly
changing due to the effects of the land, air
and marine processes.
On many coastlines the dominant process
results from the action of waves.

11. 4 bays
Sand dunes
3 islands
Groynes
Groynes caves
Groynes
Little Sea lagoon
Oil well
2 headlands/points