Erosion and movement of rocks and land

[blank_start]Headland[blank_end]- Erosion by hydrolic action, discordant coast line [blank_start]Stack[blank_end]- Wave cut notch, collapsed, weathering. [blank_start]Stump[blank_end]- Eroded stack. [blank_start]Beach[blank_end]- Deposition, long shore drift. Attrition [blank_start]Arch[blank_end]- Caves eroding through headland, wave cut notch. [blank_start]Wave cut platform[blank_end]- Wave cut notch, cliff retreats [blank_start]Spit[blank_end]- Long shore drift, deposition, prevailing winds

[blank_start]Cove[blank_end]- Concordant coast line [blank_start]Cave[blank_end]- Hydraulic action, abrasion [blank_start]Wave cut notch[blank_end]- Hydraulic action @ base of cliff, cliff retreat [blank_start]Bay[blank_end]- Discordant coast line [blank_start]Discordant coast line[blank_end]- multiple types of rock [blank_start]Concordant coast line[blank_end]- single types of rock

Creep properties

Flow properties

[blank_start]Slide[blank_end]- Flat or [blank_start]planar[blank_end] plane, underlying plane is impermeable. [blank_start]Fall[blank_end]- Steepest slope. Consists of individual rock fragments or whole [blank_start]slabs[blank_end]; cut off by freeze thaw. [blank_start]Slump[blank_end]- Causes rotational movement. [blank_start]Weak[blank_end] rock such as clay. Very common in the UK