Also, Long Island and the adjacent shore also share a common geological history.

It includes the two lakes named as well as the adjacent shore and shallow water areas, covering a total area of 344 hectares.

It was so named by the UK Antarctic Place-Names Committee because a large number of fur seals frequent the cove and adjacent shore.

Appoint one man in each boat to look out for fires, on the adjacent shores, from the numbers and size of which you may form some judgment of the number that kindled them, and whether you are able to attack them or not.

Inlets with small tidal prisms have too little power to remove sand deposited from adjacent shores.

The island is near the north shore of the loch, and the adjacent shore is called in Gaelic Creag nan Tarbh, 'Cliff of the Bull', recalling these ancient rituals.

Today is a real virtue of the city geographically, suggesting the famous and notable antihipótesis and Spanish custom of founding cities near mountain ranges and adjacent shores or limiting the placement of the nomadic tribes in the area.

Lake Patrol Section - The Lake Patrol Section has the primary duty of enforcing state boat registration laws, boating and water safety laws, federal regulations, and rules pertaining to Oklahoma lakes, rivers and adjacent shores.

In the high branches of the dead walnut tree the whistling and scuffling had ceased, for horses were moving through the conifers of the adjacent shore.

A row of untidy wooden buildings lined the adjacent shore.