Multiple Choice
A baymouth bar is ________.
A) a sand deposit extending from a headland partway across the entrance to a bay
B) a sand deposit on the estuary side of gap in a barrier island
C) a sand deposit on the seaward side of a tidal inlet to a large estuary
D) a sand bar extending across the mouth blocking a former inlet to a bay or estuary
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