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The Gulf of Mexico has an estimated volume of around 2.5 million cubic kilometers of water, which is equivalent to 2.5 x 10^15 cubic meters.
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What bodies of water border Mexico on the east and west?
the Gulf of Mexico
What body of water does the Mississippi River flow into?
The Mississippi River empties into the Gulf of Mexico.
What body of water is 90 degrees west longitude and can be found at the Tropic of Cancer?
Pacific ocean
What body of water is at 27 degrees north and 81 degrees w?
The body of water at 27 degrees north and 81 degrees west is the Gulf of Mexico.
What body of water is 20 degrees north 90 degrees west?
The body of water located at 20 degrees north and 90 degrees west is the Gulf of Mexico.
How much water flows from the Mississippi River into the Gulf of Mexico?
1,563,840,000 cubic meters. 1 billion, 563 million, 840 thousand cubic meters.
What large body of water lies southeast of Texas?
The Gulf of Mexico touches Texas and Florida.
Is the gulf of Mexico a LEDC?
"Gulf of Mexico" is a body of water.
Is Gulf of Mexico a state?
No, the Gulf of Mexico is a body of water
Into what body of water does the Mississippi River system empty?
The Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico.
What body of water does the Mississippi River system empty?
The Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf of Mexico.
What body of water is between Florida and Texas?
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How big in meters squared is the gulf of Mexico?
The Gulf of Mexico covers about 617,800 sq miles (1.6 million km²).
Name of the body of water that touches these four states Florida Mississippi Louisiana and Texas.?
The Gulf of Mexico
What bodies of water border Mexico on the east and west?
the Gulf of Mexico
Bodies of water and landforms such as the gulf of Mexico?
bodies of water and landforms such as the gulf of MEXICO is called
Does the Gulf Stream move about the same amount of water as the Mississippi River?
The Mississippi River and the Amazon River move water at roughly 0.6 million cubic meters per second. By comparison, the Gulf Stream, as it flows and forms off of Florida, moves at approximately 30 million cubic meters per second.
