Spatial Change: Hampton Beach

1. An opening in the roof of a cave through which water is forced by the action of waves.
4. Formed when weak rocks on a headland are eroded.
7. The variation of wind directions and ocean currents according to the seasons.
8. Waves, Waves that carry and deposit sand and other materials.
11. Dredgr, A dredge that obtains material eg sand by sucking it up.
13. A spit joining two land areas.
14. Something that can be used by people.
16. A ridge of sand on the beach

1. A protective barrier built out from the coastline to reduce the effect of waves on the water in a harbor.
2. Land jutting out into the sea usually at the end of a bay.
3. Waves, Large waves that carry sand and other material away in the backwash.
5. The process of putting back something natural (eg sand) that has been lost.
6. Drift, The movement of sand and other materials along a beach.
7. Formed when erosion causes the rock supporting an arch to collapse.
9. A steep rocky slope formed by waves eroding the rock face.
10. Wearing away of the Earth's surface by agents such as wind, water and human activity.
12. A structure built at a right angle to the coastline and designed to stop sand from being washed away from the beach.
15. Occurs when sand on either side of a headland are eroded further and join up to form one opening.