Amundsen Basin

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Amundsen Basin is a deep oceanic basin in the Arctic Ocean, forming part of the complex seafloor topography between Greenland, Svalbard, and the Siberian continental margin.

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Label Occurrences
Amundsen Basin canonical 3

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic basin
submarine basin
bathymetryCharacter deep and relatively flat central area
countryBordering Greenland
Norway
Russia
formedBy seafloor spreading in the Arctic Ocean
hasGeologicalFeature abyssal plain
steep basin margins
hasResearchActivity climate and sea-ice studies
geophysical surveys
oceanographic expeditions
importance key region for understanding Arctic Ocean circulation and geology
isSubregionOf Arctic Ocean
surface form: Central Arctic Ocean
linkedTo Lomonosov Ridge
Makarov Basin
Nansen Basin
locatedBetween Greenland
Siberian continental shelf
surface form: Siberian continental margin

Svalbard
locatedIn Arctic Ocean
maximumDepth about 4400 m
namedAfter Roald Amundsen
oceanographicRole deep-water circulation pathway in the Arctic Ocean
partOf Arctic Ocean seafloor
Eurasian Arctic deep-water system
Eurasian Basin
separatedBy Lomonosov Ridge
separatedFrom Nansen Basin
tectonicSetting oceanic crust of the Eurasian Basin

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Nansen Basin separatedFrom Amundsen Basin
Eurasian Basin hasSubBasin Amundsen Basin
Arctic Ocean seafloor hasFeature Amundsen Basin