The atlantic and gulf coasts of the united states are mostly flanked by depositional landforms
The USA is bounded on the East mostly by the Atlantic Ocean, and by the Gulf of Mexico over a small distance.Along with its northern extension, that is, the North Atlantic Drift, the Gulf Stream refers to a swift and warm Atlantic Ocean current, which arises in the Gulf of Mexico and elongates towards to the tip of Florida.
The Gulf Stream flows in the northeastern direction. It travels in the direction of North along the coast of Florida, and them moves eastward towards the North Carolina, that is, northeast across the Atlantic.The major deposition landforms are beaches, spits and bars.
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