On shallow, gently sloping coastlines, such as those in much of the southeastern United States, the beach both onshore and offshore becomes steeper landward.

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On shallow, gently sloping coastlines, the beach profile typically becomes steeper as you move landward due to the accumulation of sand and sediment, which creates a gradient from the offshore to the onshore areas.

On Shallow, Gently Sloping Coastlines, Such as Those in Much