The deepwater area of the Gulf of Mexico has drawn the interest of many oil companies, looking for new oil deposits. The discovered oil fields have typically very high rates of oil flow and good oil properties (not too heavy). These are factors in making new discoveries profitable.
The two that I know are the Gulf of California and the Gulf of Mexico
There will be a backstage brawl but the gulf of Mexico is in you'll never guess..........MEXICO.Go there if you want to see it or even swim in it i have
there are only two, the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of Alaska, unless you want to count the Hudson Bay.
Because it contained the mouth of the Mississippi river, with access to the Gulf of Mexico, leading to access to the Atlantic Ocean.
the Mississippi ends in the gulf of Mexico but the end of rivers are called deltas. not sure which one you want
unless you want to go some really roundabout way, you should go south down the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico. the roundabout way would be to go sailing down through the Great Lakes, down the St. Lawrence River, into the Atlantic Ocean, then south along the eastern coast of Canada and the USA and make a western turn between Florida and Cuba into the Gulf of Mexico
Alonso Alverez de Pineda was searching for a nonexistent a sea lane from the Gulf of Mexico to Asia.
I'm guessing you want the Gulf of Mexico, since that separates the US from Mexico (to some extent, though the Rio Grande does that more thoroughly), Puerto Rico, and other Spanish-speaking islands in the Caribbean. ><><><><><>< Not Mexico, and Puerto Rico is not a country (it is a Commonwealth of the US) But the Gulf does separate the US from Cuba.
The nearest ocean to Oklahoma would be the Gulf of Mexico portion of the Atlantic Ocean. The Gulf is about 500 miles from Oklahoma City.
No there are currently no boiler operator jobs available in New Mexico. You may want to check the surrounding states or especially down in the Gulf area for jobs in that field.
On the west, Mexico is bordered by the Pacific. To the east, the Gulf of Mexico is on the northern side, while the Caribbean Sea is toward the southern end. Both of those bodies of water are part of the Atlantic Ocean, so if you only want an ocean, that would be your answer.
It depends on what exactly you are trying to do. The depth you want to drill to; the depth of water you are working in; what type of media you are trying to drill through; the location of the job. There are many types of rig availible; when you know what you want to then you would contact one of the (many) drilling companies who would explain the best options for you.