Headland and bay

• A headland is a piece of rock left jutting out on either side of the coast
• a bay is a wide curved area that forms when waves erode the coast
• Hydraulic action the force of moving water are going to the coast.

  Abrasion - rocks hitting of the coast.

  Solution - limestone is dissolved.

  compressed air- air pushed into cracks of the rocks causing the rocks to shatter
• • The coast is made up of hard and soft rock
  • The soft rock is eroded quickly due the HA.
  • The continue process of hydraulic action abrasion solution and compressed air erode the coast leaving a hollow Called a bay.
  • A piece of rock is left jutting out on the side of the river called a headland.