Hibernia Regional Structure

Transported to the sea in 1997 the Hibernia GBS has been collecting oil for almost 20 years (it’s still going). What it is, is a massive structure that is a significant example of the Atlantic Region. The Hibernia is affixed to the bottom of the North Atlantic Sea, which makes it inside of the Atlantic Region. There are many things about the Atlantic Region that relate to the Hibernia GBS. For example, a large industry in the Atlantic is Oil and Gas because of the Hibernia Corporation; it also provides many jobs for the people who work at Hibernia; Like Engineers, Scientists, Construction Workers, and the people who are on land like the Company’s President. Additionally, the climate in the Atlantic is cool and wet through the year caused by
the humidity which is the effect of having the ocean. Ergo, the Hibernia GBS is an outstanding example of the Atlantic Region