New England Seaboard Lowland

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The New England Seaboard Lowland is a coastal physiographic region of New England characterized by relatively low, gently rolling terrain along the Atlantic Ocean, including many bays, estuaries, and coastal plains.

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New England Seaboard Lowland canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal lowland
physiographic region
borders Atlantic Coastal waters NERFINISHED
climate humid continental coastal climate
contrastsWith New England Appalachian highlands NERFINISHED
New England Upland NERFINISHED
elevationRange generally low elevation
extendsAlong New England Atlantic shoreline NERFINISHED
geologicHistory postglacial sea-level rise
shaped by Pleistocene glaciation
geomorphology glacially modified landscape
hasCharacteristic coastal plains
drowned river valleys
estuaries
gently rolling terrain
numerous bays
relatively low relief
hasEcology coastal ecosystems
estuarine ecosystems
salt-marsh ecosystems
hasFeature barrier spits
beaches
coastal headlands
harbors
salt marshes
tidal flats
hasLandUse coastal agriculture
residential development
transportation corridors
hasProcess fluvial deposition
glacial deposition
marine erosion
influencedBy Atlantic Ocean climate moderation
isCoextensiveWith parts of the Atlantic Coastal Plain in New England
isMappedIn physiographic region maps of the United States
isSubjectOf physiographic studies of New England
locatedIn United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
partOf New England
usedFor fishing and marine industries
ports and shipping
tourism and recreation
urban development

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New England Upland borderedBy New England Seaboard Lowland