A beach formed in the sheltered lee of an island, often connecting the island to the mainland.
A narrow ridge of sand that links a sea stack to the mainland.
a bar of sand or other sediment tying an island to another island or to the mainland
a bar that forms an isthmus between an island or offshore rock and a mainland shore
a hardrock island that is connected to the mainland by a sandspit
a ridge of sand that connects an island to the mainland or to another island, forms in such a manner as does a spit
a sandbridge connecting one island to another, or to a mainland
a spit which joins an island to the mainland
a stretch of beach material that connects an island to the mainland
a strip of land made of sand that joins a former island to the shore
a spit that connects the mainland and an island (it has a beach on each of its sides)
Coastal formation of beach material developed by refraction, diffraction and longshore drift to form a ‘neck' connecting a coast to an offshore island or breakwater - see also salient.
A bar or spit linking an island to the mainland.
A bar or spit that connects or "ties" an island to the mainland or to another island
A coastal feature that forms when a belt sand and/or gravel is deposited between an island and the mainland. This feature is above sea-level for most of the time.