What are coastlines?

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Coastlines are part of ocean that act as the borded line of that sea.

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What is a coastline?
It's where land and sea meet. So there are beaches, cliffs and land sloping into the sea.
What is coastline?
A coastline is the land that borders any body of water, but mostly oceans, seas, etc.
Do you control coastlines or do coastlines control us?
I think WE control coastlines, because we put rubbish in the sea, that could be recicled! Actually, the answer is both. The coastline controls us in the sense that it determines where we can build...
How does the coastline of china compare with the coastline of the US?
China's coast is more communist
How is the New Jersey coastline different from the Maine coastline?
Maine coastline is 3500 miles - NJ is 125 miles Maine coastline is rocky, the water coloderNJ coastline is sandy and the beaches have warmer water