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A body of water is any geographical feature composed of water including oceans, lakes, rivers, waterfalls, bays, straits and inlets.
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Oceans, seas, gulfs and bays (e.g. Pacific Ocean, Baltic Sea, Gulf of Mexico, Bay of Biscay)
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Rivers, streams, brooks and creeks (e.g. Ganges River, Pleasant Stream, Meers Brook)
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Co-type with River.
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Springs (e.g. Juniper Springs, Deildartunguhver, Tamagawa Hot Spring)
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Waterfalls (e.g. Skogafoss, Humboldt Falls, Aughrabies Falls)
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Co-type with Waterfall
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Lakes, ponds and reservoirs (e.g. Lake Vostok, Lake Fryxell, Rozmberk Pond, Dovestones Reservoir)
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Co-type with Lake.
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Straits, channels and canals (natural and man-made) (e.g. Strait of Gibraltar, Skagerrak, Rambler Channel, Calbuco Channel, Panama Canal, Canal du Midi)
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Fjords, inlets and coves (e.g. Flensburg Fjord, Ekmanfjorden, Richard Collinson Inlet, Lulworth Cove)
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Lagoons (e.g. Marovo Lagoon, Vistula Lagoon, Curonian Lagoon)
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Frozen bodies of water (e.g. Lake Bonney, Jackson Pond, Anvil Pond)
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Bodies of ice that were formed from compacted fallen snow such as glaciers and ice shelves (e.g. Tazlina Glacier, Kaliakra Glacier, Nordre Folgefonna, Ross Ice Shelf)
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Use the Glacier type for these.
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Wetlands, marshes, swamps and bogs (e.g. Okefenokee Swamp, Biebrza Marshes, Strumpshaw Fen, Sifton Bog)
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Use the Geographical feature type for these.
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Places situated near bodies of water such as beaches and bay areas (e.g. Ke’e Beach, Galveston Bay Area, Boston Beach)
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Aqueducts (e.g. Cesse Aqueduct, Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Mathur Aqueduct)
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Use the Structure type for these.
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Man-made structures built on or near bodies of water such as dams, spillways and breakwaters (e.g. Three Gorges Dam, Morganza Spillway, Plymouth Breakwater)
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Use the Structure type for these.