Common use of Geology Clause in Contracts

Geology. The ocean beach of Long Beach is located in the Long Beach sub-cell of the Columbia River littoral cell🕈. The majority of the Long Beach Peninsula—including the jurisdictional shorelands🕈 of the city of Long Beach—is an accreted🕈 sand bar created primarily from sediments transported by the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean, then transported northward by xxxxxxxxx🕈 ocean currents. A comparative review of historic aerial photos reveals the amount of accretion since 1889 has been just under 2,000 feet in total, and accretion has averaged approximately 15.7 feet per year. Soils. Accretion occurred in parallel north south waves from the east accreting to the west, and so the oldest soils occur on the eastern shore along Willapa Bay, and the youngest soils occur on the western shore along the ocean beach. Also, because of this pattern of deposition, soils tend to trend in north-south bands. Nearly all of the soils of the Long Beach area are sand in nature,

Geology. The ocean beach of Long Beach is located in the Long Beach sub-cell of the Columbia River littoral cell🕈.cell. The majority of the Long Beach Peninsula—including the jurisdictional shorelands�shorelands � of the city of Long Beach—is an accretedaccreted 🕈 sand bar created primarily from sediments transported by the Columbia River to the Pacific Ocean, then transported northward by xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x🕈 ocean currents. A comparative review of historic aerial photos reveals the amount of accretion since 1889 has been just under 2,000 feet in total, and accretion has averaged approximately 15.7 feet per year. Soils. Accretion occurred in parallel north south waves from the east accreting to the west, and so the oldest soils occur on the eastern shore along Willapa Bay, and the youngest soils occur on the western shore along the ocean beach. Also, because of this pattern of deposition, soils tend to trend in north-south bands. Nearly all of the soils of the Long Beach area are sand in nature,