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The 18 pages that link to Tidal bore, each with the reason it gives.

• TidesBroader topic: It is a striking hazard and natural spectacle produced by particular tidal conditions.

• Tidal rangeBroader topic: Large ranges can produce bores where the rising tide is funneled into rivers.

• Mekong DeltaRelated: Tides penetrate delta channels and influence their water levels and flow.

• Ganges DeltaRelated: Tidal surges influence water levels and currents in the delta's estuaries.

• Hooghly RiverRelated: The Hooghly can experience a bore as incoming tides push against its river flow.

• Gulf of CaliforniaRelated: Large tides in the gulf produce tidal bores in some estuaries.

• Gulf of CarpentariaBroader topic: Large tides in some gulf rivers can generate bores.

• Tidal riverBroader topic: Some tidal rivers funnel a rising tide into a steep, fast-moving upstream wave.

• Bay of FundyBroader topic: The incoming tide produces bores in some rivers that empty into the bay.

• Ngô QuyềnRelated: The tide’s reversal helped determine when Southern Han ships could be trapped.

• Strait of MessinaRelated: Tidal flows in the strait can generate bore-like waves along nearby coasts.

• River mouthRelated: At some estuarine mouths, tides drive a bore far upstream.

• Lake MaracaiboRelated: Tidal exchange through the lake’s strait helps shape water movement in the basin.

• Mont-Saint-MichelRelated: Strong incoming tides in the bay can create a visible advancing wave.

• River ForthRelated: The Forth can produce a bore where the incoming tide meets its upriver channel.

• Amazon DeltaRelated: The Amazon’s strong tides influence water levels and flow through parts of its mouth.

• Baer–Babinet lawCompared with: Its motion can be mistaken for evidence of rotational bank effects, but it has a distinct tidal cause.

• Saguenay RiverRelated: Strong tides near the fjord mouth can produce conspicuous upstream-moving waves.