What kind of rights give a property owner access to ponds, lakes, oceans, and other closed bodies of water bordering the owner's land?

Alluvion refers to the increase of land due to the deposition of sediment by flowing water, such as rivers. It is not related to access rights to bodies of water; rather, it describes a geological process that affects land ownership and boundaries over time.

Reliction is the gradual receding of water from a shoreline, resulting in the exposure of previously submerged land. While it can affect property ownership, it does not confer rights to access water bodies; instead, it pertains to changes in land due to water level fluctuations.

Riparian rights apply to landowners whose properties are adjacent to flowing bodies of water, such as rivers and streams. Although it involves access to water, it is distinct from littoral rights, which apply to static bodies of water like lakes and oceans. Therefore, riparian rights do not cover the specific scenario described in the question.