The coastal environment is considered to extend seaward
A) usually to depths of 60 m (200 ft), where storm waves can no longer move sediments.
B) only to the contact point between the sea and the land, i.e., the shoreline.
C) out to as far as you can see the bottom.
D) into the breakers.

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The coastal environment is considered to extend seaward usually to depths of 60 m (200 ft), where storm waves can no longer move sediments.

The Coastal Environment Is Considered to Extend Seaward