Aransas Bay

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Aransas Bay is a shallow coastal bay on the Texas Gulf Coast known for its rich estuarine ecosystem, fishing, and proximity to critical wildlife habitats.

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Aransas Bay canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
estuary
adjacentTo Aransas Pass, Texas
Fulton, Texas
Lamar, Texas
Rockport, Texas
averageDepth about 10 feet
about 3 meters
climate humid subtropical
connectedTo Copano Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Mesquite Bay
linked to: Nueces Bay

Redfish Bay
San Antonio Bay
country United States
ecosystemType estuarine ecosystem
hasFeature barrier islands
salt marshes
seagrass beds
tidal flats
hasInlet Aransas Pass
linked to: Aransas Pass, Texas
importantFor whooping crane wintering habitat
knownFor birdwatching
boating
commercial fishing
ecotourism
oyster reefs
recreational fishing
rich estuarine habitat
shrimping
locatedIn Aransas County, Texas NERFINISHED
Refugio County, Texas NERFINISHED
Texas
locatedOn Texas Gulf Coast
linked to: Gulf Coast of Texas
near Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Goose Island State Park
Matagorda Island National Wildlife Refuge
Mustang Island State Park
partOf Gulf of Mexico
separatedFrom Gulf of Mexico by Mustang Island
Gulf of Mexico by San Jose Island
state Texas
subjectTo hurricanes
tropical storms
supportsSpecies blue crab
brown shrimp
flounder
oysters
red drum
spotted seatrout
white shrimp
usedFor navigation
oil and gas activities
shipping channels
waterType brackish
shallow

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