Gulf of Guayaquil

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The Gulf of Guayaquil is a large Pacific Ocean inlet off the coast of Ecuador and northern Peru, serving as a major maritime gateway to the city of Guayaquil and an important hub for regional trade and biodiversity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal water body
gulf
adjacentToCity Guayaquil
Machala
Tumbes
borderedBy El Oro Province
Guayas Province
Piura Region
Tumbes
surface form: Tumbes Region
connectsTo Guayas River
Pacific Ocean
country Ecuador
Peru
hasClimate tropical
hasEconomicImportanceFor Ecuador
Peru
hasEcosystemType coastal wetland
estuarine ecosystem
mangrove forest
hasLegalStatus international water body
hasPart Guayas River
surface form: Guayas River estuary

Jambelí Channel
Puna Island
Santa Clara Island
hasSalinity brackish in estuarine zones
influencedBy El Niño–Southern Oscillation
Humboldt Current
knownFor extensive mangroves
high biodiversity
locatedIn Pacific Ocean
locatedInRegion northwestern South America
locatedOffCoastOf Ecuador
Peru
majorPortRegion Port of Guayaquil
maritimeGatewayFor Guayaquil
partOf Ecuadorian coast
Peruvian coast
supportsIndustry marine transportation
port logistics
shrimp farming
threatenedBy coastal erosion
mangrove deforestation
overfishing
pollution
usedFor aquaculture
fishing
maritime trade
shipping

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Guayas River mouthLocation Gulf of Guayaquil
Guayas River drainsInto Gulf of Guayaquil
this entity surface form: Gulf of Guayaquil estuary
Machala locatedOn Gulf of Guayaquil
Guayas River delta region adjacentTo Gulf of Guayaquil
Santa Clara Island locatedIn Gulf of Guayaquil
Jambelí Channel connects Gulf of Guayaquil
Jambelí Channel partOf Gulf of Guayaquil
this entity surface form: Gulf of Guayaquil basin
Jambelí Channel inflowsFrom Gulf of Guayaquil