Feeder bluff
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feeder-bluff-269-12440450
title:
Feeder bluff
text:
A Feeder bluff is a coastal cliff or headland that, through erosion and weathering, provides sediment to down-current beaches as a result of littoral drift. First discussed at Western Washington University, the term feeder bluff is primarily used to describe eroding bluffs in the Puget Sound region of the United States. A bluff will be more susceptible to weathering and erosion if it contains unconsolidated sediment, softer rock, fissures or fractures. Wave activity and power will also contribut
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description:
Coastal cliff that provides sediment to down-current beaches
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feeder_bluff
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date modified:
2022-12-30T22:56:30Z
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