Lake Borgne area

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The Lake Borgne area is a coastal lagoon and marsh region in southeastern Louisiana that forms part of the estuarine system where several rivers, including the Pearl River, meet the Gulf of Mexico.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal lagoon region
estuarine system component
marsh region
climate humid subtropical climate
environmentalIssue coastal land loss
storm surge flooding risk
subsidence
wetland erosion
formsPartOf Louisiana estuary network NERFINISHED
hasBiota estuarine fish species
migratory waterfowl
salt-tolerant marsh vegetation
wading birds
hasEcosystemType coastal marsh
estuarine lagoon
hasHabitatType brackish marsh
salt marsh
tidal flats
hasWaterType brackish water
estuarine water
hydrologicallyConnectedTo Gulf of Mexico NERFINISHED
Lake Borgne NERFINISHED
isImportantFor coastal storm surge attenuation
nursery habitat for marine species
regional biodiversity conservation
isInfluencedBy riverine freshwater inflow
tides from the Gulf of Mexico
tropical cyclones
locatedIn St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

southeastern Louisiana NERFINISHED
locatedNear Pearl River delta NERFINISHED
partOf Gulf Coast of the United States NERFINISHED
Louisiana coastal zone NERFINISHED
Mississippi River Deltaic Plain NERFINISHED
northern Gulf of Mexico estuarine system
receivesInflowFrom Pearl River NERFINISHED
supportsActivity boating
commercial fishing
recreational fishing
waterfowl hunting

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Pearl River between Louisiana and Mississippi hasEstuary Lake Borgne area
subject surface form: Pearl River (Louisiana–Mississippi)