GOMEX (Gulf of Mexico)

GOMEX refers to the Gulf of Mexico, a large ocean basin bounded by the southeastern United States, northeastern Mexico, and the island of Cuba. It spans approximately 900,000 square miles and is known for its rich biodiversity, including key fish species and marine mammals. The region is also a significant economic zone, hosting extensive oil and gas extraction activities, major shipping routes, and vibrant coastal cities. Its unique ecosystem supports diverse habitats like coral reefs and wetlands, making it vital for environmental health, resource extraction, and regional commerce.