Gulf Coastal Plain

The Gulf Coastal Plain is a broad, flat region along the Gulf of Mexico extending from Texas to Florida. It features rich, fertile land ideal for agriculture, with low-lying areas, wetlands, and some sandy beaches. The area has a warm climate with high humidity and receives significant rainfall. It is known for its diverse ecosystems, including forests, marshes, and coastal estuaries, supporting various plant and animal species. Economically, the Gulf Coastal Plain is important for agriculture, tourism, and oil production, making it a vital region for both natural resources and human activity.