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Looking north from the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River delta is the Head of Passes. It is where the main channel of the Mississippi River branches off into three main directions and into the Gulf of Mexico. The passes are, from left, Southwest Pass, South Pass and Pass A Loutre. The Mississippi delta is located on the edge of the continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico and its bird's foot configuration is characteristic of alluvial deposits in deep water.
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Looking north from the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi River delta is the Head of Passes. It is where the main channel of the Mississippi River branches off into three main directions and into the Gulf of Mexico. The passes are, from left, Southwest Pass, South Pass and Pass A Loutre. The Mississippi delta is located on the edge of the continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico and its bird's foot configuration is characteristic of alluvial deposits in deep water.