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Outdoor Living Puget Sound and Bluebirds Home Sound geography A sound is actually commonly created by oceans swamping a stream lowland. This creates a lengthy inlet where the sloping lowland hills come down to sealevel and also carry on below the water to create a sloping ocean flooring. The Marlborough Seems in New Zealand are actually an example of this particular sort of accumulation. In some cases a sound is actually generated through an iceberg taking a lowland on a shore after that declining or even the ocean infesting a glacial mass lowland.