Home›Marine and Coastal Landforms›Marine and Coastal Landforms (World)GroupMarine and Coastal Landforms (World)This group collects the 28 Landforms subcategory members that the atlas already places under its own Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory, the whole real-world population the atlas covers there. It is a single flat group, not split further by region or country, because Marine and Coastal Landforms stays well under the atlas's own hundred-member threshold for a further split. It sits directly under the Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory and under the atlas's own Groups category, giving a reader a direct browse path from either the Marine and Coastal Landforms subcategory page or the Groups index.Browse BySourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)Browse ByAll Marine and Coastal Landforms (World)Marine and Coastal Landforms (World)37 entriesMarine and Coastal Landforms (World)Filter Results37 entriesLandform TypeAllMarine and Coastal Landforms (World) (37)ContinentAllAntarctica (3)Asia (3)Australia (3)Europe (3)Country or Region Located InAllBrunei (1)Chile (1)Greece (1)Indonesia (2)Malaysia (1)Papua New Guinea (1)Philippines (1)United Kingdom (1)Elevation or Size BandAll155 (1)507 (1)1345 (1)1700 (1)2456 (1)2928 (1)2987 (1)4095 (1)4884 (1)Formation ProcessAllCoastal Processes (1)Deposition and Sedimentation (6)Erosion (3)Lithification (1)Longshore Drift (1)Plate Tectonics (4)Sea Level Change (5)Seafloor Spreading (1)Subduction (2)Terrane Accretion (1)Volcanism (4)Wave Erosion (5)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 37Abyssal PlainMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkAlexander IslandMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkAtollMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkBarrier IslandMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksBarrier ReefMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkBorneoMarine and Coastal Landforms6 linksCliffs of MoherMarine and Coastal Landforms4 linksContinental ShelfMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkContinental SlopeMarine and Coastal LandformsCreteMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksEaster IslandMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksFringing ReefMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkGreat BritainMarine and Coastal Landforms4 linksGuyotMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkKing George IslandMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkLivingston IslandMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkLuzonMarine and Coastal Landforms3 linksMid-Ocean RidgeMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksNew GuineaMarine and Coastal Landforms4 linksOceanic TrenchMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkPolderMarine and Coastal LandformsPromontoryMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkReefMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksSalt MarshMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkSandbarMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkSea ArchMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksSea CaveMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkSea CliffMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksSea StackMarine and Coastal Landforms2 linksSeamountMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkSpitMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkThe Great Barrier ReefMarine and Coastal Landforms5 linksThe Mariana TrenchMarine and Coastal Landforms5 linksThe Twelve ApostlesMarine and Coastal Landforms4 linksTidal FlatMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkTomboloMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkWave-Cut PlatformMarine and Coastal Landforms1 linkSourcesNew Guinea (Wikipedia)Has Member: New Guinea, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: New Guinea, Lead, first sentenceis the world's second-largest islandView the SourceBorneo (Wikipedia)Has Member: Borneo, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: Borneo, Lead, first sentenceis the third-largest island in the worldView the SourceLuzon (Wikipedia)Has Member: Luzon, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: Luzon, Lead, first sentenceis the largest and most populous island in the Philippines.View the SourceEaster Island (Wikipedia)Has Member: Easter Island, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: Easter Island, Lead, first sentenceis an island and special territory of ChileView the SourceGreat Britain (Wikipedia)Has Member: Great Britain, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: Great Britain, Lead, first sentenceGreat Britain is an island in the North Atlantic OceanView the SourceCrete (Wikipedia)Has Member: Crete, Lead, first sentenceQuote, Has Member: Crete, Lead, first sentenceis the largest and most populous island of GreeceView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.