Template:Topictable

Page Type Codes	Site and Place Categories	Topic Sub-categories	Effort/File Sub-categories	Workgroup Sub-categories
Human System Pages {{workgroup}} {{effort}} {{topic}} {{resource}} {{document}} {{place}} Ecosystem Site Pages {{headwatersite}} {{watershedsite}} {{floodplainsite}} {{deltasite}} {{embaymentsite}} {{beachsite}} {{headlandsite}}	[[category:headwater]] [[category:watershed]] [[category:floodplain]] [[category:river delta]] [[category:delta hydrodynamics and channels]] [[category:delta sediment dynamics and vegetation]] [[category:delta biodiversity and food webs]] [[category:delta utilization by salmon]] [[category:delta flood and drainage]] [[category:delta social dynamics]] [[category:embayment]] [[category:beach]] [[category:beach forage fish spawning]] [[category:beach food webs and biodiversity]] [[category:beach sediment dynamics]] [[category:beach shellfish production]] [[category:beach social dynamics]] [[category:headland]] Each major river system has a category [[category:snohomish]] for example	[[category:biology]] [[category:forage fish]] [[category:vegetation]] [[category:salmon]] [[category:shellfish]] [[category:chemistry]] [[category:climate change]] [[category:water]] [[category:physical science]] [[category:sediment dynamics]] [[category:hydrodynamics]] [[category:hydrology]] [[category:social science]] [[category:ecosystem service]] [[category:legal]] [[Category:development]] [[category:agriculture]] [[category:toxics]] [[category:stormwater]] [[category:buffer]] [[category:forestry]] Go to river deltas to see 6 river delta sub-categories	Efforts [[category:adaptive management]] [[category:planning]] [[category:protection]] [[category:restoration]] [[category:research]] [[category:monitoring]] [[category:education]] Files [[category:document]] [[category:image]] [[category:logo]] [[category:ecosystem map]] [[category:presentation]] style="width:33%;vertical-align:top;"	[[category:academic]] [[category:coordinating]] [[category:district]] [[category:federal]] [[category:funding]] [[category:jurisdiction]] [[category:local]] [[category:NGO]] [[category:private]] [[category:state]] [[category:tribal]] <DynamicPageList> category=river delta category=document notcategory=restoration ordermethod=sortkey order=ascending mode=unordered suppresserrors=true </DynamicPageList>

particles of clay, silt, sand, gravel, or cobble, transported by water, are called sediment.