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The 88 pages that link to Estuary, each with the reason it gives.

• Chesapeake BayNarrower topic: Chesapeake Bay is a large example of this coastal ecosystem.

• Tidal flatNarrower topic: Many tidal flats occupy sheltered estuaries where river and marine sediments accumulate.

• Bohai SeaNarrower topic: Several river mouths connect Bohai’s watershed to its marine environment.

• Tidal boreNarrower topic: Bores form as tidal water advances through funnel-shaped estuaries.

• Río de la PlataNarrower topic: The Río de la Plata is a particularly broad example of this coastal form.

• Salt marshNarrower topic: Many salt marshes occupy sheltered estuaries, where river flow meets the tides.

• Tidal powerNarrower topic: Many tidal-range schemes are sited in estuaries, whose habitats and flows they alter.

• San Francisco BayNarrower topic: The bay is an estuary whose salinity and circulation reflect both river flow and Pacific tides.

• Strait of GeorgiaNarrower topic: River mouths along the strait create estuarine zones with distinct salinity and circulation.

• Puget SoundNarrower topic: Puget Sound functions as an estuarine system where river flow meets marine water.

• Botany BayNarrower topic: Botany Bay is an estuarine inlet shaped by river inflows and tidal exchange.

• Coastal wetlandNarrower topic: Many coastal wetlands occupy estuaries, where freshwater and tides meet.

• Manila BayNarrower topic: River mouths around Manila Bay create estuarine habitats and mixing zones.

• Tidal prismNarrower topic: The prism is defined by the water exchanged within this coastal setting.

• Salish SeaNarrower topic: The sea’s river-fed inlets and marine waters exhibit estuarine mixing.

• Tidal riverNarrower topic: The tidal river often transitions into an estuary near its mouth.

• Strait of Juan de FucaNarrower topic: The strait participates in the estuarine circulation of the Salish Sea.

• MudflatNarrower topic: Many mudflats form within estuaries, where river and tidal currents deposit sediment.

• Taedong RiverNarrower topic: The barrage modifies the Taedong’s natural transition to marine waters.

• Ariake SeaNarrower topic: Rivers entering the sea create brackish habitats and deliver sediment.

• Gulf of ObNarrower topic: The gulf is an estuarine transition between the Ob River and Kara Sea.

• Long Island SoundNarrower topic: The Sound’s defining form is an estuary shaped by freshwater inflow and ocean exchange.

• Chongming IslandNarrower topic: The Yangtze estuary is the setting in which Chongming formed.

• Lake MaracaiboNarrower topic: Lake Maracaibo’s brackish waters reflect both river inflow and marine exchange.

• NampoNarrower topic: Nampo’s position at the Taedong mouth places city infrastructure in an estuarine environment.

• Lake PontchartrainNarrower topic: Lake Pontchartrain is an estuary despite being called a lake.

• River ForthNarrower topic: The Firth of Forth is the tidal estuary formed by the river.

• Sundarbans National ParkNarrower topic: The park’s waterways combine river discharge with Bay of Bengal tides.

• Callinectes sapidusNarrower topic: Blue crabs commonly inhabit estuaries, whose salinity gradients shape their distribution.

• Diamondback terrapinNarrower topic: Estuaries provide the tidal, brackish settings occupied by many terrapin populations.

• Four-eyed fishNarrower topic: Several Anableps species inhabit estuaries and other changing coastal waters.

• Pamlico SoundNarrower topic: Pamlico Sound is a major estuarine lagoon rather than an enclosed freshwater lake.