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A sandbar is a submerged or partially exposed ridge of sand, gravel, or other sediment that forms in riverbeds or along Coastlines as a result of water movement. They typically develop in areas where the current slows down, allowing sediments to settle and accumulate. Over time, these deposits can grow and may emerge above the water surface during low tide or in calm conditions. Sandbars can shift in shape and location due to changes in water flow, wave action, and sediment supply.

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