| 11. | Miquelon is connected to Le Cap by a tombolo long and in places less than wide.
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| 12. | The sediments that make up a tombolo are coarser towards the bottom and finer towards the surface.
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| 13. | The bar often is formed as a result of sediment deposited in the Miquelon-by a tombolo.
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| 14. | The ruins of a 12th-century chapel can still be seen near the end of the tombolo.
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| 15. | On September 18, 1858, Giuseppe Sarto was ordained a priest, and became chaplain at Tombolo.
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| 16. | He comes from Tombolo, a village near Padua known more for its trade in livestock than financial services.
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| 17. | When an island is joined to the mainland with a bar or barrier it is known as a tombolo.
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| 18. | Depending on the physical conditions such as storms, the feature can alternate between a cuspate foreland and a tombolo.
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| 19. | The tombolo model affirms a constant sediment source and a high unidirectional or bi-directional ( monsoonal ) longshore current.
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| 20. | The skerries exist as small rocky islands before uplift of adjacent terrain changes the classification of this landform into a tombolo.
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