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Near what saltwater body is the seaport of new Orleans located?
The Port of New Orleans is located on the Lower Mississippi River. The nearest saltwater body of water is the Gulf of Mexico.
What major body of water lie between new Orleans and Houston?
The Atlantic Ocean
If you were in New Orleans and were facing west what body of water would be on your left side?
The Gulf of Mexico
Which body of water would you find in the city New Orleans?
The Mississippi river and lake Ponchartrain.
What is the body of water that borders Louisiana and Texas and include ports in new Orleans and Houston?
The Gulf of Mexico?
What body of water flows on the eastern boarder of Louisiana past Baton Rouge new Orleans and the gulf of Mexico?
Mississippi river
What body of water is in New Orleans?
The body of water in New Orleans is the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River is the second-longest river in North America, flowing through multiple states before reaching the Gulf of Mexico near New Orleans. The river plays a crucial role in the city's history, economy, and culture, serving as a major transportation route and influencing the development of the region.
Why would water pollution in Ohio be of concern to the residents of New Orleans even though they are thousands of miles apart?
Pollution that is released into Ohio waterways finds its way into the Ohio River. It travels down and into the Mississippi River. The water in New Orleans contains all of the pollutants that have washed into the Mississippi River along the way.
What two burgs that are still separated celebrate a body of water after much hoopla and hooray on the fabled tenth of may?
Miami and new Orleans
What holds water back in New Orleans?
levies
What was the name of the train that carried Lincoln's body to New Orleans?
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What body of water are both these New Orleans domed stadiums near?
Both the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans are near the Mississippi River. This iconic river flows through the city, providing a significant geographical and cultural landmark for the area. The proximity to the river enhances the stadiums' accessibility and contributes to the vibrant atmosphere of New Orleans.
