Sigsbee Deep

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Sigsbee Deep is the deepest part of the Gulf of Mexico, known as an abyssal plain reaching depths of over 3,700 meters (about 12,100 feet).

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Label Occurrences
Sigsbee Abyssal Plain 1
Sigsbee Deep canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abyssal plain
deep-sea feature
approximateDepth around 12300 feet
around 3750 meters
bathymetricFeatureType deep basin
countryOffshoreFrom Mexico
United States
discoveredBy U.S. Navy hydrographic surveys
environment deep-sea marine environment
featureOf Gulf of Mexico seafloor
geologicalProvince Gulf of Mexico basin
linked to: Gulf of Mexico
geologicalSetting abyssal plain of the Gulf of Mexico
hasSedimentType deep marine sediments
hasWaterDepthCategory abyssal zone
isUnder international waters of the Gulf of Mexico
knownFor being the deepest known point in the Gulf of Mexico
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean basin
linked to: Atlantic Ocean

Gulf of Mexico
mapFeatureClass submarine basin
maximumDepth about 12100 feet
over 3700 meters
namedAfter Charles Dwight Sigsbee
ocean Atlantic Ocean
oceanRegion northwestern Atlantic Ocean
oceanSubdivision Gulf of Mexico
partOf Sigsbee Abyssal Plain
linked to: Sigsbee Deep
relativeDepthRank deepest part of the Gulf of Mexico
seafloorMorphology relatively flat abyssal plain
surveyedBy bathymetric sounding
typicalDepthRange greater than 3500 meters

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

Gulf of Mexico containsFeature Sigsbee Deep
Sigsbee Deep partOf Sigsbee Abyssal Plain
linked to: Sigsbee Deep