How Coastal Spits are formed - labelled diagram and explanation
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Detailed explanation of how sediment is transported along the coast by the process of long shore drift and then deposited on the sheltered side of a headland to form a coastal spit. I also discuss and explain the prevailing wind, the formation of the salt marsh and the role that the river estuary plays in the formation of this coastal feature. The explanation is ideal for class notes and also can easily be replicated as revision for examinations.
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idk why buy i didn’t ask
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This is too funny.
I just came from looking at a map of New Zealand's South Island and wondered how Farewell Spit was formed - So thank you!
Hi, the aerial photograph of the spit at the end of the video is Farewell spit .
Geography IGCSE tomorrow, wish me luck!
Wow, that is very early! Normally they start later. GOOD LUCK!
Me too paper 1 right? Good luck bro!
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My GSCE Geology Exam is tomorrow
I hope you did well
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I have geo examz tomorrow 😂this video helped me soooooo much ..thank you 😘😘
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My teacher told me to watch this so...
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It would’ve been helpful if I found this channel before the day before my exam
Helped soooo much! THANK YOU🙏🏼😁
Great video! This explains it really well. But how is the river involved in the formation of a spit?
Same question
It deposits tons of sediment. Silt. Etc.
I'm a bit late, but if anyone wants the answer...
The river is involved, as a previous user said, to deposit sediment and salt that is collected in the salt marsh. However, it also ensures, through the river's added current, that the spit does not carry on fully to the next headland and form a bar (a coastal feature connecting two headlands together).
Basically, it keeps the spit a spit, and stops it from forming into a bar.
Hope this helps! Good luck :)
my gcse geo is in 13 days!! thank youu
how did it go?
the spit should form at the tip of the headland, not at the other side of the headland.
sending on behalf of 2X of ACS International. They made me do it. I am sorry.
Ha ha! Thanks, strictly speaking yes, although you will never find anything in nature to perfectly fit any model :)
Have a look at Presque isle state park on google maps and you will see a spit formation with no headland at all.
Do tombolos form in the same way just from land to an island?
Exam on Tuesday with me luck!
geography gcse on monday i know barely anything started revising so late
Good luck then :)
How'd it go?
How did it go?
This video is really helpful
It is 8:15am here and my work is due at 3pm and I have like a billion questions to do!!!!!!!
you're my idol you really helped for my end of term exam.
i look up to you mr geographer, hopefully one day i'll be as good
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Got a geography exam tommorow afternoon, just catching up on some stuff I'm unsure of
Thanks, I’m doing online lessons and this vid is helping
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okay, thanks for making these videos, making my revisions easier for my test tomorrow (don’t judge lol) is the headland the same as the mainland though?? I have a diagram in my book and I was wondering if it’s the same
The headland is part of the mainland. However, the headland is a coastal feature that is formed by erosion. There is another UA-cam on my channel that explains how a headland is formed.
Geographer Online, thanks,
I’ll go watch it now
its 06:50pm here. due in 11:00pm and i have to write/type a whole essay. help
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Lemme guess? Geography homework?
What stops a spit from turning into a bar? I thought offshore bars can be formed at a mouth of a river or a bay.
the river
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why is the river important apart from depositing material needed for a salt marsh?
Yup
Thank you
Thanks a lot
salt marsh
fine sediment deposited in sheltered areas
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i think poland is mother of sits, if not correct me
End-Of-Semester exam next week~
Compound spits?
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exam on Monday, wish me luck
Great video!
How is a hook formed on the coast?
another prevailing wind affects the spit causing it to be pushed towards the bay
idk why im saying this im like 5months late and revising so yeah LOL
thx
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So why is the river important here?
The river prevents the spit turning into a bar and it also adds sediment to the salt marsh that is found behind the spit
exam tomorow
Higher Geography Exam Tomorrow And I Know Nothing LOL
rihanna fan how did it go???
The spit is in the wrong place - it should be where the coastline changes direction!
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Hi alberto
OMG welp I got this wrong on my exam
geo igcse in 2 hours wish me luck!
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adding to another comment he also sounds like a train driver talking over the speaker.
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This video is technically incorrect - spits form on concordant NOT discordant coastlines ... you may want to re-do this....
It's been like 5 years, 4 years since this comment... Give man a break
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The voice is very low and not correct