GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
Gulf of Thailand
The Gulf of Thailand is a shallow inlet of the South China Sea bordered by mainland Southeast Asia. The Chao Phraya delta anchors its northern end.
Fast Facts
- Thailand lies north and west; Cambodia and Vietnam lie east.
- Bangkok is inland near the Chao Phraya delta region.
- The gulf opens southeastward to the South China Sea.
Connected lessons
- Gulf of ThailandMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Chao PhrayaRelated places
- Mekong RiverRelated places
- Kra IsthmusRelated places
- South China SeaRelated places