No. The Gulf of California is a body of water on the west of Mexico which separates the Baja California Peninsula (south of the US state of California) from the mainland Mexico.
The Gulf of Mexico is on the southeastern US and east of Mexico, and US states such as Florida, Louisiana and Texas have shores on that body of water.
Yes. Corpus Christi Bay forms part of the greater Gulf of Mexico.
No. The country of Mexico is to the west and southwest of Florida. The same applies for the Gulf of Mexico.
That would be, "Gulf", which not the same as, "Golf". It is the Gulf of Mexico.
It is connected to it, certainly. All seas are connected to the oceans in one way or another, except inland seas, obviously. The International Hydrographic Organization designates the Gulf of Mexico as an arm of the Atlantic Ocean so yes, it is considered the Atlantic Ocean.
The Gulf of Mexico is an oceanic basin, and by definition, must contain salt water. Something like that thought the Gulf of mexico is basically a reef or in other words a really big lake that covers 4 percent of the world which is 2 aquers
the gulf of Mexico is about 850 miles wide at its widest point. I'm not sure where the widest point is, but i hope this helped. That is all the info I could find to answer your question. I was wondering that same thing to plan a boat trip to Brownsville Texas from where I am now in Ft. Myers Florida. But I'll have to just figure it all out on my map. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful, good luck...
the oil spill in the gulf of Mexico was actually great Britain's fault because its a british company that was pumping oil for money not for theire own neeeds, but they were drilling for oil to power cars, and actually that same thing happened quite some time ago in California by the same company. but don't worry it is said that the oil pump was stopped from leaking, and alot of people are helping to restore the bech back to normal, so it should be fine.
The oil spill of Mexico takes place at Gulf of Mexico on 22 April-15 May same year(1989)
both are of same size
Porpoises have not been recorded in the Gulf of Mexico at this time. A few species of dolphin are found in the Gulf of Mexico. The species most often seen in the Gulf of Mexico is the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin. The distribution of the the few species of porpoise in the world can be found on the IUCN Redlist website by searching the keyword "porpoise" and clicking on the distribution map links to the right of each species.
they are the same thing so they are on the same time..
Just the same it is cultivated in other parts of the world: rice bundles are aligned in a waterlogged surface.