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Q: Which landform is produced where the Mississippi River enters the Gulf of Mexico?
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An accumulation of sediment where the Mississippi river enters the gulf of Mexico is what?

The Mississippi Delta.


What body of water does the Mississippi River flow into?

The Mississippi empties into the Gulf of Mexico.


What natural feature is formed when the Mississippi river enters the gulf of Mexico?

delta


What is the last state the Mississippi river flows througg before it enters the gulf of Mexico?

Louisiana. The Mississippi River enters the Gulf of Mexico through a huge delta in southeast Louisiana, just downriver from New Orleans.


What sea does the Mississippi river enter?

It doesn't flow into a "sea". It flows into the Gulf of Mexico, part of the Atlantic Ocean. The Gulf is much larger than so many " seas " such as the Sea of Japan, between Russia and Japan, and the Aegean Sea of Southern Europe.


The continental divide enters Mexico from what state?

New Mexico


Do the Wolf River and the Mississippi River connect?

The Wolf River enters the Mississippi River near Memphis, Tennessee.


What river enters the Mississippi river at Cairo Illinois?

Ohio River


Territories expected to be taken by Mexico if the us enters ww1?

Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona.


Where is the Mississippi drainage basin?

It drains into the river delta which enters the Gulf of Mexico in the south part of Louisiana. Basically all of the central US between the Appalachian mountains in the East & the Rockies in the west.


How many sperm cells are produced in males when one diploid cell enters gametogenesis?

Four sperm cells are produced in males when one diploid cell enters gametogenesis.


Which river sounds like it is from Canada but runs through northern Texas?

The Canadian River cuts across the Texas Panhandle from New Mexico, enters Oklahoma, crosses through Arkansas to join the Mississippi River.