Physical Geology - Barrier Islands - Summary

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[@rogerdevero8726]

Kudos (Liked & Subscribed) no silly music, just a 'to the point' professional presentation. Thank you John 3:16

[@himanshujoshi2286]

Nicely explained... Got my confusion out🙂

[@Oldtimeytools]

Fascinating thank you

[@gourabthakur9130]

Please discuss what is the difference between Off shore bar and Berrier beach

[@BearKire]

Great presentation! Thanks

[@SpazzyMcGee1337]

The USA has a lot of barrier islands relative to other countries. Did those islands provide a significant positive impact on early colonial and later trade and local development?

[@s.v.o.579]

No, they're shallow and very dangerous for oceangoing ships

[@kaxar6954]

Oh my goodness, then many islands in the Caribbean would be considered barrier islands especially those with salt ponds and dunes.

[@marciaedwards993]

I'm here because of Hurricane Ian