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Creek (tidal) which means that instead of cutting deeper channels the water flows gently farther inland in shallow channels. Human development in tidal areas often results in diking, which changes the course of the tidal creeks and the salinity of the tidal area into freshwater. Restoration of tidal wetlands begins with restoration of the creek systems, which determine the shape of the land, the nutrient and salinity levels, and the type of vegetation and animal communities in a wetland. There are thousands of examples of tidal creeks throughout the world. A few specific ones are: Creek (tidal) A tidal creek, tidal channel,