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California. :) Hope this helps!
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If Japan is at the same latitude as California then why is ocean water there so much warmer than California water?
Its because Japan is humid, and humidity makes the water warmer.
Are bull sharks in California?
Bull sharks need to live in water where it is warmer.
What are different about Texas and Florida?
In Texas it is dry and theirs droughts.In Florida their isnt droughts and its moist. Answer Florida has Beautiful beaches and the water is amazing. Not true in Texas. I've actually been thinking of moving there because of the beautiful beaches, among other things that are good there.
How did the native Americans from desert of California get water?
They got their water by the woven baskets that the women made.
Which state uses the most water?
JUST KIDDING TEXAS CALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK
What beaches are there in Cape Town?
There is a wide choice of beautiful beaches in Cape Town. Some of the most popular and beautiful beaches are found on the cool Atlantic side of the city, including Clifton and Camps Bay. Those seeking the warmer water enjoy the beaches of False Bay, which include Muizenberg, Fish Hoek and Simonstown.
Why are autumn temperatures in Texas usually warmer than autumn temperatures in Illinois?
Autumn temperatures in Texas are usually warmer than in Illinois due to differences in latitude and proximity to bodies of water. Texas is located closer to the equator, receiving more direct sunlight and thus experiencing higher temperatures. Additionally, Texas is further inland and lacks the moderating influence of large bodies of water, which can help regulate temperatures in Illinois. These factors combine to create a warmer autumn climate in Texas compared to Illinois.
What is a common concern about Mexico maquiladoras?
These manufacturing plants dump waste illegally. This has contaminated the water supply in Texas and California.
What cities in Texas have beach access?
Any city directly on the Gulf (not the cities on bays) will have beach access. Texas beaches are public property from the vegetation line down to the water. State law requires public access points for every 1/2 mile of shoreline for beaches which are closed to vehicular traffic. I am not sure of the requirement for beaches which are open to vehicular traffic.
What body of water did the early explores sail in to Texas?
Gulf of Mexico or gulf of California
How many beaches have salt water in Mexico?
Mexico has 9,330 kilometers (5,780 miles) of coastline, running through the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of California and Pacific Ocean. All of them have salt water. The only "beaches" without salt water are those found on inland lakes, such as the Patzcuaro and Chapala lakes.
How beaches form?
beaches form with sand and water
