what is this terrain feature called? its the deepest part of

I'd go for "bay".

Fjord, sound, bight, bay, cove, harbour.

>>944190
>>944195
so if im explainging to someone should i say the deepst part of the bay? the inside most of the bay? the furthest in of the bay? th

Inlet?

>>944198
clit o the ole mossy cave

>>944198
It's an inlet

>>944198
Bottom of the bay

>deepest part of a lake, bay, river or inlet. Thalweg.

>>944184
urinella

>>944202
inlet confirmed.

>>944198
>>944295
Thalweg is the correct geomorphic term, used by sailors, geologists, and marine surveyors.

fucking inlets will they ever learn

Boroughpuff

>>944340
>>944295
Nah, he's asking about the furthest inland part of a bay not the deepest depth. Basically what is the term for a beach.

>>944365
Not thalweg then. "Deep" what threw me

>>944184
if you shrug your eyes you see a blue jewish man

>>944184
land pussy

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>>944509
>illuminati confirmed

>>944202
This

>>944184
inlet

>>944374
Me again. After cosulting college level physical geography and geology texbooks, USGS map indecies and sailing navigation standards, the proper terminology is predicated on the landform rather than the water.
e.g. A bay is too broad a term, if there is a river, its the inlet or outlet. If it's got sandbars, delta.
If it's shallow, and navigable only at high tide, a tidal flat.

In short, I need to be done thinking about this. I've got a life

>>944885
>I've got a life
You're not fooling anyone.

>>944184
>its like the opposite of saying the crest
Anti-crest
Breddy spoopy

It's called a vaginsula, the ones that stick out are called peninsulas