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series of
lines and
points at
equal intervals,
called depth contours or
isobaths (a type of
contour line). A
closed shape with
increasingly smaller shapes...
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points of
equal value was
rediscovered several times. The
oldest known isobath (contour line of
constant depth) is
found on a map
dated 1584 of the river...
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Atlantic shelf is only 10–65 km (6.2–40.4 mi) wide. At the 500 m (1,600 ft)
isobath, on the edge, the
shelf drops off to 1,000 m (3,300 ft). The submarine...
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about 48 km (30 mi) west to east if
measured at the 10,650 m (34,941 ft)
isobath. Both the
western and
eastern basins have
recorded depths (by
sonar bathymetry)...
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following the
Irish coast south to
Mizen Head and then
along the 200-metre
isobath to
approximately the
latitude of Ushant." The
International Hydrographic...
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seafloor relief or
terrain as
contour lines (called
depth contours or
isobaths) and
selected depths (soundings), and
typically also
provide surface navigational...
- south,
which are
isolated from each
other beneath the 650-foot (200 m)
isobath.
Georges Basin, just
north of
Georges Bank, is the
deepest of the three...
- (160 to 280 mi) wide)
where the
seabed slopes gently to 200 m (660 ft)
isobath.
Apart from the
Falklands Plateau (which lies to the east of the Falkland...
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exceed 100 nmi (190 km; 120 mi)
beyond the 2,500
metres (8,200 ft)
isobath (the line
connecting the
depth of 2 500 m).
Coastal states have the right...
