| Foreword to the 1993 Edition | |
| Introduction | |
| Coast Lines | |
| Distorted Coast Lines A Map of the World of 1589 | |
| Projections and Protuberances Gulf of Mexico | |
| Peninsulas The Peninsula of Denmark | |
| Peninsulas The Peninsula of Florida | |
| Peninsulas The Peninsula of Korea | |
| Peninsulas The Peninsula of Tunisia, Africa | |
| Peninsulas The Taranaki and Banks Peninsulas, New Zealand | |
| Peninsulas The Peninsula of Cornwall, England | |
| Peninsulas Saugeen Peninsula and Door Peninsula, Great Lakes Region | |
| Peninsulas Keweenaw Point, Lake Superior | |
| Two Similar Peninsulas Bayonne Peninsula in New York Harbor; Digby Neck, Nova Scotia | |
| Peninsula Croton Point, Hudson River | |
| Some Coastal Irregularities The Hudson River Shore Line | |
| Promontories and Points Flamborough Head, England | |
| Promontories and Points Spurn Head, England; The Skaw, Denmark; Hel Peninsula, Poland | |
| Promontories and Points. Hooked Points Cape Cod; Monomoy Point; Sandy Hook; Rockaway Point | |
| Promontories Bill of Portland, England; Monte Argentario, Italy | |
| Simple, Regular Coasts Argentina; Hudson Bay; Israel; Gulf of Carpentaria, Australia | |
| Coast Lines with Barrier Islands Texas and Florida | |
| Coast Lines with Interrupted Barrier Islands Long Island; New Jersey; Delaware-Maryland-Virginia Peninsula | |
| Embayed or Estuarine Coasts The Chesapeake Bay Region: the Northwest Coast of Spain | |
| Fiord Coasts Norway, Alaska, Chile, New Zealand | |
| Straits The Narrows, New York Harbor | |
| Straits The Straits of Dover | |
| Islands | |
| Linear Islands and Peninsulas The Maine Coast; Southwest Ireland; the Dalmatian Coast | |
| Linear Islands Anticosti in the Gulf of St. Lawrence; Öoland and Gotland in the Baltic Sea | |
| Linear Islands Long Island, New York | |
| Arcuate Islands Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket | |
| Elliptical Islands The Islands of Boston Bay | |
| Rectangular and Straight-Sided Islands Puerto Rico, Cuba, Haiti; Corsica and Sardinia; Madagascar | |
| Zigzag Islands The Dalmatian Islands in the Adriatic Sea; Belcher Islands in Hudson Bay | |
| Island Chains or Island Arcs The Aleutians and Other Island Arcs of the Pacific | |
| Islands. A Double Chain The Lesser Antilles | |
| Oceanic Islands Atolls of the Pacific Ocean | |
| Oceanic Islands The Hawaiian Islands | |
| Isolated Islands Sable Island off Nova Scotia | |
| Rivers General Remarks | |
| River Embayments The Delaware (Delaware Bay); the Susquehanna (Chesapeake Bay), and the Potomac | |
| River Locations The Missouri and the Ohio | |
| River Locations Piedmont Rivers. The San Joaquin, the Po, and the Danube Rivers | |
| River Patterns. Parallel Rivers The Rivers of Northern France | |
| River Patterns. Parallel Rivers Rivers of the Atlantic Seaboard; Some Rivers of Nebraska | |
| River Patterns. More Parallel Rivers Yazoo Type. The Yazoo and Mississippi Rivers | |
| River Patterns. Trellis Rivers Pennsylvania | |
| River Patterns. Rectangular Rivers The Adirondack Mountains | |
| River Patterns. Radial Rivers Mount Rainier | |
| River Patterns. More Radial Rivers Southern France | |
| River Patterns. Centripetal (Center-Flowing) Streams Northern France | |
| River Patterns. Ring-Like or Annular Rivers South Dakota | |
| River Patterns. Irregularity Branching or Dendritic Streams Western Pennsylvania | |
| Interrupted or "Lost" Rivers Southern Indiana; Yugoslavia | |
| More Interrupted Rivers Nevada; Mexico; Persia; Australia | |
| Water Gaps Delaware Gap; Susquehanna Water Gaps | |
| Water Gaps and Wind Gaps The Blue Ridge, Virginia | |
| More Water Gaps Columbia River Dalles Across the Cascade Mountains; Sevier River Gap, Utah | |
| River Sources. Hot Springs a | |
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