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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 7 MIN

#27 L9 How Ocean Currents Shape Coastal Landscapes | Coasts | A Geography

from WGSG Geography Podcast for GCSE and A level Study · host Garry Simmons

This podcast explores how the global pattern of ocean currents dictates the fate of coastal landscapes. Why does Cornwall stay frost-free while Labrador, at the same latitude, faces intense freeze-thaw weathering? From the wind-driven Coriolis Effect to the deep-sea Great Ocean Conveyor Belt, discover the unseen forces shaping our shorelines. We solve the Titanic’s iceberg mystery and analyse SST maps to see how thermal energy transfers change everything. Perfect for A-Level Geography students mastering coastal system inputsWatch video versions of these podcasts on YouTube for a more dynamic experience. Browse our playlists on our channel here WGSG Geography - YouTube 

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