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The inundation limit covers a small portion of the seaward section of the transect, in which the seaward end was set 410 m inland of the coastline and 7 m in elevation.
His house was Spanish style, common to that seaward section of San Francisco.
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I've known the seaward part of this area since childhood, but I'd never been to Halesworth before.
It is non-uniform because the ratio of salt to freshwater increases as the estuary grows in cross-section seaward.
The most famous was at Christmas 1839 when a vast section of cliff slid seaward, causing a chasm to open up behind.
The fire then ran along the pier's old timbers, causing extensive damage to a 60-foot-long section and trapping visitors at the seaward end.
At the southward extremity, the incision turns eastward and seaward.
After the breach the base of the wall was found to be exposed to undermining, so a 50m (164ft) section of large granite boulders were placed on the seaward side of the wall to prevent further problems.
The early section of the book, which traces humanity's small steps seaward, whizzes along with insight, clarity and drama.
Pines rippling seaward.
In stratigraphic sections from continental shelves that were located in low latitudes, it is common for a basal nearshore sandstone to be overlain by layers of more seaward shale and carbonate rocks deposited during times of high sea level.
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