It is neither. The Gulf of Mexico is a rather large body of water that can be considered part of the Atlantic Ocean, and is delimited by the Florida and Yucatan peninsulas, south of the United States of America and east of Mexico.
Yes. Mexico has both a state known as Veracruz, and a port city with the same name, located at the aforementioned state. Veracruz is to the east of the country, facing the Gulf of Mexico.
Louisiana is a US state located with the Gulf Of Mexico to it's south.
Veracruz, city and port on the Mexican state of Veracruz.
It is the name of a country, a state and a city.
"Mexico" is the name of a city, a state and a country.
Your question is badly constructed, between Mexico, if your question is how many states are their between Mexico City and the Gulf of Mexico, the answer would be 3, if your question is how many states are in between the Gulf of Mexico, and the Pacific, it depends in what part of my country you are in, please try to write better or tell a grown up to type your question.
I guess you mean the capital city of the state of Tabasco in Mexico. It is the city of Villahermosa, close to the Gulf of Mexico.
In general terms, the Gulf of Mexico is east of Mexico City. However, as the Gulf is a huge expanse of water, its bearing from Mexico City varies greatly. The northern Gulf of Mexico (around New Orleans) has a bearing from Mexico City of 40° northeast; the southern Gulf of Mexico (around the city of Coatzacoalcos, Mexico) is around 104° east-southeast from Mexico City.
It is a city in Mexico, on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico. It belongs to the state of Tamaulipas, bordering Texas to the north. See the "related links" section for a map of its location.
The Mississippi River flows through Louisiana and then dumps into the Gulf of Mexico. Baton Rouge is the capital city in the U.S. state of Louisiana.
The Persian Gulf is not a continent, a state, a country nor a city. It is a body of water off the coast of Saudi Arabia.
It is neither. It is a gulf, or a large body of water surrounded by two large peninsulas (Yucatan and Florida) which separate the Gulf of Mexico from both the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.