Barachois (geography)

Barachois is word used with the Canada indicating a stretch of water Saumâtre separated from the Mer by a Sand bank. The sea water enters there to high Marée.

These sand banks are generally made of Alluvion S deposited in the Estuaire of a Rivière or a Ruisseau.

Barachois is a word Acadie N coming from “bar to be choir”.

Example

  • Barachois de Malbaie in Gaspésie created by the river of Malbaie
  • Barachois Lays Provincial Park, west coast of the Island of Newfoundland
  • Barachois of Carleton-on-Sea, photograph of opening

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