Katama barrier beach

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Katama barrier beach is a long, narrow stretch of sand on Martha’s Vineyard that protects Katama Bay and the island’s south shore from the Atlantic Ocean.

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Katama barrier beach canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barrier beach
coastal landform
borders Atlantic Ocean
hasAccessFrom Katama area of Edgartown NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType coastal dune system
sandy beach habitat
hasPrimarySediment sand
hasShape long narrow stretch of sand
importantFor shoreline protection
storm surge buffering
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Dukes County, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
Martha's Vineyard NERFINISHED
Massachusetts
United States of America
surface form: United States
near Edgartown NERFINISHED
partOf barrier beach system of southern Martha's Vineyard
south shore of Martha's Vineyard NERFINISHED
protects Katama Bay NERFINISHED
south shore of Martha's Vineyard
separates Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
Katama Bay NERFINISHED
subjectTo coastal erosion
sea-level rise impacts
storm overwash
usedFor beach walking
bird watching
fishing
off-road vehicle access (regulated)
recreation

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Martha’s Vineyard coastal system hasPart Katama barrier beach