What is the difference between the following: Sandbar - Lagoon.
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A lagoon is an area formed by sea water separated from the ocean water by means of a line of sand or rock.
On the contrary, a sandbar or a shoal is a landform that occurs partly or fully in a water body. Such landform is made up of silt, sand and pebble particles.
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A lagoon is described as a small water body which is separated from the larger water body by many barriers and reefs.
The lagoons can be of two types - coastal and atoll.
A sandbar is a landscape which is made up of sand or pebbles and offers land in the middle of a water body.
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