What type of coast does finland have?
characteristics of waves in finland.
where does the sediment come from?
what are coastal erosion issues in finland and attempts to remediate?

Explanation:

Coasts of Finland -

Finland coasts , contains low-lying plains. The plains have height of about 20 meters above the mean sea level. The coasts also contain Island (Aland) and Archipelago (Turku) . The coast is also rugged along the Baltic Sea. ays and inlets are present. Gulfs- of Finland and Bothnia are present.

The sediments comes from the load carried by the rivers and streams and the erosion and denudation of the coastal areas.

Coastal erosion of Finland -

1 . Rising of the global sea level due to global warming.

2 . Coastal flooding leading to erosion.

Attempts to remediate coastal erosion:

1. Building of sea walls.

2. Building of revetments along shore line.

3. Building of jetties and groins  .

Finland coasts , contains low-lying plains. The plains have height of about 20 meters above the mean sea level. The coasts also contain Island (Aland) and Archipelago (Turku) . The coast is also rugged along the Baltic Sea. ays and inlets are present. Gulfs- of Finland and Bothnia are present.

The sediments comes from the load carried by the rivers and streams and the erosion and denudation of the coastal areas.

Coastal erosion of Finland -

1 . Rising of the global sea level due to global warming.

2 . Coastal flooding leading to erosion.

Attempts to remediate coastal erosion:

1. Building of sea walls.

2. Building of revetments along shore line.

3. Building of jetties and groins .

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