Coast features are geographical features that are found along the coast of a body of water. These features can include INLETS, which are narrow bodies of water that connect larger bodies of water to the sea. INLETS are often formed by the movement of sediment and erosion caused by waves and tides. They can also be created by the action of rivers and streams. INLETS provide access to the sea for boats and other vessels, and they can also be used as a source of food and shelter for wildlife.