Kiribati Layers - Page 3

Shows a structure that connects two locations and provides for the passage of a transportation route (for example: a road or a railway) over a terrain obstacle (for example: a waterbody, a gully, and/or a road).

Shows a relatively permanent structure, roofed and usually walled and designed for some particular use.

Shows a barrier constructed to hold back water and raise its level to form a reservoir or to prevent flooding.

Show a natural or artificial improved body of water providing protection for vessels and generally anchorage and docking facilities.

Show a man-made heap of mining or quarrying products that does not contain waste materials.

Show a panel designed to absorb the sun's rays for the purpose of generating electricity or heat.

Show on a shore, the area on which the waves break and over which shore debris (for example: sand, shingle, and/or pebbles) accumulate. A beach includes backshore and foreshore. See also Features: 'Nearshore', 'Backshore', and 'Foreshore'.

Show a small building, generally of light construction, that usually has one or more open sides.

Show the ruined remains of a stranded or sunken vessel that has been rendered useless.

Show shallow pools, normally man-made, used for the natural evaporation of water for the collection of salt.