Breton Sound

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Breton Sound is a large, shallow embayment of the Gulf of Mexico off the southeastern coast of Louisiana, known for its rich fisheries and vulnerability to coastal erosion and hurricanes.

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Breton Sound canonical 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal water body
embayment
adjacentTo Breton Island NERFINISHED
Chandeleur Islands NERFINISHED
Chandeleur Sound NERFINISHED
Mississippi River Delta NERFINISHED
climateRisk increased storm intensity
sea level rise
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasCharacteristic large
shallow
hasEconomicActivity charter fishing
commercial shrimping
oystering
seafood harvesting
hasEcosystemType coastal wetland system
estuarine ecosystem
hasHabitat barrier islands
marshes
seagrass beds
influencedBy Mississippi River freshwater input
Mississippi River sediment
knownFor abundant marine life
commercial fishing
recreational fishing
rich fisheries
locatedIn Gulf of Mexico NERFINISHED
southeastern Louisiana NERFINISHED
near Plaquemines Parish NERFINISHED
St. Bernard Parish NERFINISHED
partOf Louisiana coastal zone NERFINISHED
northern Gulf of Mexico
receivesInflowFrom Mississippi River NERFINISHED
state Louisiana
subjectOf coastal restoration projects
hurricane impact research
wetland restoration studies
supportsSpecies oysters
red drum
shrimp
speckled trout
waterfowl
usedFor boating
navigation
waterfowl hunting
vulnerableTo coastal erosion
hurricanes
land loss
storm surge

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