Saltburn to Flamborough Head 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? GeographyCoastal environmentsA2/A-levelOCR Created by: beaw18Created on: 20-05-19 14:45 how long is the stretch of coastline? 60km 1 of 13 how many meters above sea level are the North York Moors? 400 2 of 13 what rock type does not fit into the typical geology found in the region? marble 3 of 13 what type of rock is the Flamborough Headland? chalk 4 of 13 some features are made of weak shale and clay. how many meters are they eroded back a year? 0.8 5 of 13 more resistant sandstone and limestone have the average erosion rate of? 0.1 m a year 6 of 13 what area is north facing, and so receives the highest amount of wave energy? Saltburn 7 of 13 where did wave height monitoring buoys take place? Whitby Bay, 2011. found that many waves exceed 4 m 8 of 13 which direction does longshore drift occur in? north to south 9 of 13 what sediment cell is the coastline part of sediment cell 1 - St Abbs to Flamborough Head 10 of 13 what is not a sediment source? the next sediment cell along 11 of 13 there has been a net increase in beach sediment at Saltburn of 9245 m3, but between which years? 2008-2011 12 of 13 how many geos are there along this coastline? 50 13 of 13
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