Every shoreline experiences a tidal reach (difference in elevation between high and low tide)of about 3 m.

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Tidal range can vary greatly depending on the location and other factors, such as geography and the phase of the moon. Some shorelines may experience a tidal range of only a few centimeters, while others may have a range of several meters or more. 3 m is not a universal standard for all shorelines.

Every Shoreline Experiences a Tidal Reach (Difference in Elevation Between