coasts-formation of stacks

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GCSE Geography Flowchart on coasts-formation of stacks, created by Gabriel Keen on 04/11/2017.
Gabriel Keen
Flowchart by Gabriel Keen, updated more than 1 year ago
Gabriel Keen
Created by Gabriel Keen about 7 years ago
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  • a headland contains small cracks in the clifface
  • hydraulic action causes the crack to enlarge and become more suseptible to other types of erosion such as abraision
  • this constant erosion will go on for a long time until it forns a cave
  • the headland will have caves on both sides and they will erode inwards toward each other until they breack through forming an arch
  • erosion will continue to happen of the base of the arch causing continuous rock falls until the sides can't support the roof and it will collapse forming a stack
  • the base of the stack will continue to be eroded until it can't support it's own weight and collapses forming a stump away from the headland
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