The word "coastline" is correct and usable in written English, and it is a noun.
You can use the word "coastline" to refer to the area where the land meets the sea. For example: "We enjoyed a beautiful sunset over the coastline."
But if there is a hub, a clearing house for the complex, cynical and murderous business of trafficking migrants, then it is a place where the state is defunct and society disenchanted, where the border guards are biddable for $400, where the beaches are broad and where the sea lapping the shore stretches north to another far more promising coastline.
Some scientists say the major west Antarctic ice sheet has already started a long term collapse that could change eventually change the world's coastline.
They are piled into the boat by the traffickers and pointed towards the Greek coastline.
tinyurl.com/omkarhc, shared room $15pp B&B David Gooding Posada del Parque, Ritoque, Valparaíso With or without a car, it's necessary to travel along Valparaíso's stunningly dramatic coastline to get to Posada del Parque, set in the national reserves surrounding Ritoque.
The coastline hereabouts is marvellous and a lunchtime surf is a real possibility.
Grabar discusses the potential problems of the new network: a small projected ridership (would the proposed cable car be more popular?), low employment density along the city's coastline, administrative obstacles and weather dependence.
I love the coastline, but not the cuisine.
Popular beaches along nearly seven miles (11 kilometres) of Los Angeles-area coastline were off-limits to surfing and swimming on Thursday as scientists looked for the source of globs of tar that washed ashore.
Doubles from around £20 Oliver May Ritoque Raices, Valparaíso Playa de Ritoque is 10km of relatively untouched coastline, hidden by vast rolling dunes.
We already have higher levels of pollutants along the coastline and so the ability of the corals to bounce back is highly compromised.
And Darrell Eastlake, who, if he hadn't found his niche as a commentator, could have been used along our rugged coastline to warn ships off rocks in the dead of night.
