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New page: An '''inlet''' is a smaller, narrow body of water reaching inland from a larger body. They can vary in size from small coves to large bays and other bodies of water such as Green Bay i...
An '''inlet''' is a smaller, narrow body of water reaching inland from a larger body. They can vary in size from small coves to large bays and other bodies of water such as [[Green Bay]] in [[Lake Michigan]], [[San Francisco Bay]], and [[Puget Sound]]. Any body of water large enough to be called a gulf or a sea is usually too big to be termed an "inlet", even if it is mostly surrounded by land (such as the [[Mediterranean Sea]]).