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raised beach

A Dictionary of Ecology | 2004 | 242 words | Copyright

raised beach A former beach that is now above the level of the present shoreline as a result of earth movement or of a general fall in sea level. Such beaches are frequently described and correlated in terms of height above present sea level.

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