Sentence examples for seaward of from inspiring English sources

Le Croisic is on the west coast of France, seaward of Nantes.

The path that they follow defines a clockwise-flowing recirculation gyre seaward of the Gulf Stream.

These beaches front sea cliffs of glacial sediment, lie seaward of salt marshes, and thrust into bays as spits".

Deeper troughs (geosynclines) lay seaward of the continental masses, and their sedimentary record is now characterized by mountains.

Connecticut law mandates that the state owns all land seaward of the mean high-tide line; thus, there is no such thing as a private beach.

Abyssal hill provinces, areas of abyssal seafloor occupied exclusively by such hills, characteristically occur seaward of the smooth abyssal plains at the bases of continental rises.

Seaward of this mountain zone is a line of depressions marked by Puget Sound, the Central Valley of California, and the Gulf of California.

Seaward of it is the fore reef, descending into deeper water and floored deeper down by fragmental material derived from the reef.

The subaqueous delta forms entirely below the level of the sea and commonly constitutes the obvious bulge on the continental shelf seen seaward of many deltas.

The most landward section is called the upper delta plain, the middle one the lower delta plain, and the third the subaqueous delta, which lies seaward of the shoreline and forms below sea level.

Only a few coral boulders are observed seaward of the reef slope.