Barachois
A barachois is a term used in Atlantic Canada, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Réunion and Mauritius Island to describe a coastal lagoon partially or totally separated from the ocean by a sand or shingle bar. Salt water may enter the barachois during high tide. The bar often is formed as a result of sediment deposited in the delta region of a river or – as is the case in Miquelon – by a tombolo.
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Barachois
A barachois is a term used in Atlantic Canada, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Réunion and Mauritius Island to describe a coastal lagoon partially or totally separated from the ocean by a sand or shingle bar. Salt water may enter the barachois during high tide. The bar often is formed as a result of sediment deposited in the delta region of a river or – as is the case in Miquelon – by a tombolo.
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A barachois is a term used in ...... se in Miquelon – by a tombolo.
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Barachois batek sakonera txiki ...... artzeko bide estu baten bidez.
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Barachois est un mot utilisé a ...... à choir » est sans fondement.
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Een barachois is een lagune di ...... ij hoogtij steeds overstroomt.
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Un barachois, según una palabr ...... a y pronunciada como barasway.
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A barachois is a term used in ...... se in Miquelon – by a tombolo.
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Barachois batek sakonera txiki ...... artzeko bide estu baten bidez.
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Barachois est un mot utilisé a ...... 'une rivière ou d'un ruisseau.
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Een barachois is een lagune di ...... gelegen in de Indische Oceaan.
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Un barachois, según una palabr ...... stuario de un río o un arroyo.
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Barachois (geografia)
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Barachois (géographie)
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Barachois
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Barachois
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Barachois
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