Bight (geography)
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In geography, a bight has two meanings. It can be simply a bend or curve in any geographical feature—usually a bend or curve in the line between land and water. Alternatively, it can refer to a large (and often only slightly receding) bay. It is distinguished from a sound by being shallower.
[edit] Prominent bights
- Great Australian Bight
- Bight of Benin
- Bight of Bonny
- German Bight or Heligoland Bight
- New York Bight
- Southern California Bight
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