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This paper presents an estimate of the land area affected in the event of sealevel rise of 0.6 m, 1 m and 2 m for Mexican sates with coasts along Gulf ofMexico. Likewise, the number of residents in vulnerable areas that would occurin the scenario of sea level rise of 1 m is estimated. To do so, terrainelevation data of NASA's Shuttle Radar Topography Mission is used, along with aproprietary algorithm that allows the reconstruction of the affected area. Inorder to estimate the land area digital image processing is used. These resultsare geo-referenced for comparison with human settlements in the regions ofinterest. Results show that the total affected area corresponds to 1.26% ofMexico national territorial extension and 3.18% of the Mexico total population.174 settlements with 1000 inhabitants or more are expected to be affected. TheMexican state with the largest area affected is Tabasco with more than 21% ofits territory, while the most vulnerable population will be Veracruz, with morethan 1 million people at risk if the scenario 1m increase would appear today.Meanwhile, 81.1% Quintana Roo population will be at zones with high flood risk.Vulnerable settlements are listed and the maps corresponding to differentMexican states are shown.

Zonas costeras bajas en el Golfo de M\'exico ante el incremento del nivel del mar