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The seaward face of the coastal Outer Northern Coast Ranges is part of the Northern California coastal forests ecoregion, home to lush forests of Coast Redwood and Coast Douglas-fir.

The central peak, the tallest at , is called Garn Ganol; the most seaward, and smallest peak, is Garn For, home to the quarry.

In addition Winter's ships fired their stern cannon against the seaward wall of the castle.

Over the long period the islands progress from the seaward edge of the atoll towards the lagoon as the sand is blown and washed towards the calmer shore.

The saltmarshes are dominated by saltmarsh grass and red fescue with cord-grass on the seaward edge.

When the assault troops were pinned down by heavy enemy artillery fire at the seaward end of the long Betio Pier, on his own initiative Bonnyman organized and led five men over the open pier to the beach.

On 15 December, Hall and the other escorts supported the landings at Mangarin Bay and, as Japanese planes bombed and strafed the first wave of assault troops, Hall patrolled and fired from her station to seaward of the landing craft.

This maneuver exposed the Roman right (seaward) flank to attack and possible encirclement by the numerically superior Seleucids.

As evening drew on, Lawrence then noted a British brig-sloop, , at anchor in the river, and another, Peacock, approaching from seaward.

With a focus on seaward defence, the landward and inland bastions of the fort are overlooked by higher ground.

Regional authorities are required to produce Regional coastal policy plans under the RMA (1991) but strangely enough, they only need to include the marine environment seaward of the mean high water mark.

The Inverness to Thurso railway line, known today as "Far North Line", still passes by the seaward side of the town, and the trains can still be heard from a great distance.

The railway ran on the seaward side of Shore Street to the terminal, which opened on 1 June 1889.