Aroute between two bodies of water that is deep and wide enough for a vessel to sail through is called a(n)
a.
d i k e
b.
polder
c.
isthmus
d.
channel

Option (D)

Explanation:

A channel is a geological landform that forms a wide route or strait between the two distinct bodies of water, through which a vessel can easily sail and pass through. It is usually a narrow and deep waterway. The shape and size of these channels are basically controlled by the amount of sediment moving into it and the flow of water. This directly reflects the type of climate existing in that particular area, the presence of structural controls, the geology of the area and also the land used by the humans.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).

Option (D)

Explanation:

A channel is a geological landform that forms a wide route or strait between the two distinct bodies of water, through which a vessel can easily sail and pass through. It is usually a narrow and deep waterway. The shape and size of these channels are basically controlled by the amount of sediment moving into it and the flow of water. This directly reflects the type of climate existing in that particular area, the presence of structural controls, the geology of the area and also the land used by the humans.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).

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