Examples of landward

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The 40 cages were placed 1 m apart on a straight line parallel to, and 80 m landward from the mean low water line.
He interpreted this as a transgressive surface representing the landward migration of coastal facies.
And they thicken landward, while, beneath them, the seabed rises towards the coast.
Siemens et al. runoff from springs on the landward side.
In 1791 there were estimated to be about 5,000 people in the town and a further 3,715 people in the landward part of the parish.
Of the 2895 patients, 1300 were located in the small burghs of the region and 1595 in the landward or rural areas.
In large floodplains, fresh-water herbaceous swamps or marshes and cattle-grazed water meadows surround the forest landward, up to the cultivated areas.
The permafrost at this site is believed to lie on top of the basaltic bedrock, which crops out landward of the raised beach and occasionally on the beach face.
Oceanward and landward of this zone, taxonomic diversity reduced.
Ash beds found in medium-scale sequences 7 and 9 provide important tie points for correlating the depocentre to the landward and seaward margins.
Lumnitzera littorea, the least common species, grows in the middle and landward portions of the mangroves and sometimes forms small stands behind sandy protective barriers.
Ash beds in medium-scale sequences 7, 11, 13 and 14 are suspected of correlating between exposures of the depocentre and the landward margin.
Their areas are of a purely landward character and no preliminary procedure for them is therefore proposed.
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