Makarov Basin

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Makarov Basin is a deep, remote oceanic basin in the Arctic Ocean, situated between major underwater ridges and adjacent basins such as the Amundsen Basin.

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Label Occurrences
Makarov Basin canonical 4

Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic basin
submarine basin
adjacentTo Amundsen Basin NERFINISHED
Canada Basin NERFINISHED
boundedBy Alpha Ridge NERFINISHED
Lomonosov Ridge NERFINISHED
Mendeleev Ridge NERFINISHED
climate polar
connectedTo other Arctic basins via deep water circulation
country international waters
distanceFromNorthPole several hundred kilometers
economicActivity very limited
ecoregion High Arctic marine ecosystem
exploredBy icebreaker expeditions
seismic reflection surveys
submarine surveys
geologicalSetting Arctic Ocean deep basin
oceanic crust
governedBy United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea NERFINISHED
hasFeature sea ice cover most of the year
thick sediment cover
hasSedimentsFrom Cenozoic era NERFINISHED
Mesozoic era NERFINISHED
humanPopulation uninhabited
locatedIn Arctic Ocean
Central Arctic Ocean NERFINISHED
maximumDepth approximately 4 km
approximately 4000 m
namedAfter Stepan Makarov NERFINISHED
navigation difficult due to heavy sea ice
oceanRegion Amerasian Arctic NERFINISHED
partOf Amerasian Basin NERFINISHED
relativeLocation north of Siberia
north of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago
researchInterest Arctic climate change
marine geology
paleoceanography
plate tectonics
seaIceCondition multi-year sea ice common
separatedFrom Amundsen Basin NERFINISHED
Eurasian Basin NERFINISHED
waterMass Arctic deep water
Atlantic-derived water
Pacific-derived water

Referenced by (4)

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

Amundsen Basin linkedTo Makarov Basin
Arctic Ocean seafloor hasFeature Makarov Basin
Canada Basin and Makarov Basin separatedFrom Makarov Basin
subject surface form: Canada Basin
Canada Basin and Makarov Basin adjacentTo Makarov Basin
subject surface form: Canada Basin