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The 17 pages that link to Coastal upwelling, each with the reason it gives.

• Gulf of AdenRelated: Monsoon-driven upwelling supports productive waters along parts of the gulf’s southern margin.

• Benguela CurrentRelated: Along southwestern Africa, it replenishes surface waters with nutrients that sustain the current’s fisheries.

• Humboldt CurrentRelated: Trade winds drive offshore surface transport that draws cold, nutrient-rich water toward the South American coast.

• Hypoxia (environmental)Related: Upwelling can bring naturally oxygen-poor water onto shelves, apart from local nutrient pollution.

• California CurrentRelated: Northwesterly winds help draw nutrient-rich deep water to the surface along this current.

• Gulf of ThailandRelated: Wind-driven upwelling can locally enrich gulf waters and support fisheries.

• Strait of Juan de FucaRelated: Seasonal upwelling brings productive Pacific waters toward the strait.

• Gulf of AlaskaRelated: Seasonal winds can bring nutrient-rich deep water into parts of the gulf’s coastal ecosystem.

• Chilean SeaRelated: Persistent upwelling supplies nutrients to productive stretches of Chile's coast.

• Gulf of PanamaRelated: Seasonal winds can bring nutrient-rich water into the Gulf of Panama.

• Marine coastal ecosystemRelated: Upwelling can fuel coastal food webs by supplying nutrients to surface waters.