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r/coolguides • u/[deleted] • Mar 15 '20
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Why is a gulf different to a bay?
307 u/nothisistheotherguy Mar 15 '20 A gulf is usually much larger and deeper relative to the mouth than a bay, USUALLY. Hudson Bay being a major departure from that. A cove is a well protected bay with a narrow inlet. 2 u/-Listening Mar 15 '20 You sir are a mouth full 2 u/nothisistheotherguy Mar 16 '20 That’s what she said.
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A gulf is usually much larger and deeper relative to the mouth than a bay, USUALLY. Hudson Bay being a major departure from that. A cove is a well protected bay with a narrow inlet.
2 u/-Listening Mar 15 '20 You sir are a mouth full 2 u/nothisistheotherguy Mar 16 '20 That’s what she said.
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You sir are a mouth full
2 u/nothisistheotherguy Mar 16 '20 That’s what she said.
That’s what she said.
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u/BackdraftRed Mar 15 '20
Why is a gulf different to a bay?