The document defines and describes coastal landforms and processes. It explains that the coast is where land meets the sea and can include beaches, headlands, and cliffs. It then outlines the main coastal processes of erosion, transportation, and deposition that are caused by wave action, tides, currents, and wind energy. These processes shape landforms like beaches, spits, tombolos, cliffs, shore platforms, bays, and areas affected by wave refraction.

1. Coast

2. What is coast? It is the zone where the land meets and interacts with the sea. The coast may be made up of landforms like Beaches Headlands cliffs

10. Different coastal processes Erosion Transportation Deposition

11. Erosion Agent Wave (tides /current) Factors affecting size of waves Wind energy Fetch

12. Erosion Swash Backwash

13. Transportation Agent Wave & current Longshore drift

15. Deposition Agent Wave (Swash) Current (longshore current)

16. Landform produced by coastal processes Beaches

17. Landform produced by coastal processes Spits

19. Landform produced by coastal processes tombolo

21. Landform produced by coastal processes Cliff

24. Landform produced by coastal processes Shore platform

27. Landform produced by coastal processes Headland and Bay

31. Landform produced by coastal processes Bay

32. Landform produced by coastal processes Wave refraction