Colombian Basin

E78615

The Colombian Basin is a deep oceanic basin in the southwestern Caribbean Sea, lying off the coasts of Colombia and Central America and forming one of the region’s major deep-water areas.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Colombian Basin canonical 4

Statements (42)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geologic region
oceanic basin
submarine basin
boundedBy Beata Ridge
Caribbean Colombian margin
Central American margin
Isthmus of Panama
surface form: Panama-Colombia margin
geologicalProvinceOf Caribbean
surface form: Caribbean region
hasBathymetry abyssal plain
hasOceanCrust yes
hasResearchInterest hydrocarbon systems of Colombian and Central American margins
plate tectonics of Caribbean region
sedimentation processes in deep Caribbean
hasSedimentaryCover thick pelagic sediments
turbidites
hydrocarbonPotential present in surrounding margins
isMajorDeepWaterAreaOf southwestern Caribbean region
liesEastOf Cocos–Caribbean plate boundary
surface form: Central American continental margin
liesNorthOf Colombian continental margin
liesNorthwestOf Venezuelan Basin
liesSouthOf Jamaica
liesSouthwestOf Hispaniola
locatedIn Caribbean Sea
Western Caribbean
surface form: southwestern Caribbean Sea
maximumDepth greater than 4000 m
namedAfter Colombia
ocean Atlantic Ocean
offCoastOf Central America
Colombia
Costa Rica
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
partOf Caribbean
surface form: Caribbean Basin

Western Caribbean
surface form: Western Caribbean Sea
seafloorAge Cretaceous
Mesozoic
separatedBy Beata Ridge
separatedFrom Venezuelan Basin
tectonicSetting intraplate oceanic basin
underlainBy Caribbean Plate
waterBodyType deep-water area

Referenced by (4)

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

Caribbean Sea hasPart Colombian Basin
Venezuelan Basin separatedFrom Colombian Basin
Beata Ridge separates Colombian Basin
Colombian continental margin borders Colombian Basin