List of geographical spits

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There are many examples of spits around the world. Some of which include:

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By sea

Azov Sea

Russia
Ukraine

Baltic Sea

Skagerrak

By country

Australia

Brunei

Canada

China

Hong Kong

Croatia

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Zlatni Rat, Croatia

Denmark

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Grenen, Denmark

Ireland

Jamaica

New Zealand

Pakistan

Russia

Singapore

Spain

Turkey

United Kingdom

Wales

England

United States

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