Oceanic basin

Basin or sea basins are part of the great basin, lying between the continents, ocean basins. With an average water depth of 4000 meters, it is also called Abyssalebenen or ocean basins. Geologically, the lake basin, characterized in that they are underlain by oceanic crust.

Basin bounded by undersea barriers or continental shelves (or both). Within a Sea basin small-scale depressions, the so-called sea bottoms can be and between the continental shelf and sea-basin, an elongate deep-sea channel ( deep ditch ) extend. Sea lows and deep-sea trenches are sometimes significantly lower than the actual basin. There are also areas within a sea basin, which have a lower depth than the pool itself they are small-scale, they are considered seamount (English: seamounts ) referred reach them larger expansions, they are called submarine plateaus.

Lake basin and ocean basins worldwide

The lake basin and deep-sea basins of the oceans and their dependent seas include ( in alphabetical order ):

Arctic Ocean

Lake basins in the Arctic Ocean ( Arctic Ocean ) are:

Eurasian Basin (up to 5,449 m deep ( Litketief ); between the Lomonosov ( Harris) threshold in the north, the Laptev Sea in the east, the New Siberian Islands, the line Severnaya Zemlya, Spitsbergen in the south and Greenland in the west, is the Gakkel Ridge in the northern Amundsen basin and the southern Nansen basin shared )
Canadian basin ( low to 4.994 m; between the Fletcherrücken in the north, the Queen Elizabeth Islands in the East, Canada and Alaska in the south, the Chukchi Sea in the southeast and the Tschuktschenschwelle in the West)
Zentralarktisches pool ( also Makarov, deep to 3,290 m; between the Lomonosov ( Harris) threshold in the north of Ellesmere Island in the east, the Fletcherrücken in the south and the interface of the Canadian and the Zentralarktischen basin in the west)

Atlantic Ocean

Lake basins in the Atlantic Ocean (short Atlantic), including with American and European Mediterranean are:

Agulhasbecken ( see below under the Indian Ocean )
Algerian - Provencal basin (up to 3,255 m deep, it is in the west of the European Mediterranean between France in the north, Corsica and Sardinia in the east, in the south of Algeria and Spain in the west; within this basin lie the Balearic Islands)
Angola Basin [up to 5,841 m deep; between the threshold Guinea to the northwest, the low- lying threshold Guinea in Africa in the east, the Walvis Ridge in the south and the island of St. Helena (behind the South Atlantic ridge rises ) in the west ]
Argentine Basin [ to 6,202 m deep; between the Rio Grande threshold in the North, the South Atlantic ridge to the east, Georgia behind to 8,264 m deep ( Meteor low) South Sandwich Trench in the south-east, the Falkland Islands in the South West and the South American continent in the West ]
Atlantic- Indian - Südpolarbecken ( low to 5.872 m; located at the junction of the South Atlantic and South Indian Ocean between the southern slopes of the South Atlantic ridge with Bouvet and the Atlantic- Indian Ridge in the north, the Kerguelen Gaussberg back in the East, Antarctica in the south and the South Sandwich Islands in the west, and the latter islands are located west of the to 8,264 m deep South Sandwich trench )
Baffinbecken (up to 2,377 m deep, is the center of the North American Baffin Bay, between Greenland in the north and east, the Davis Strait in the south Baffin Island in the west and the Queen Elizabeth Islands in the north- west)
Brazilian basins (up to 6,537 m deep; consists of the large Northern and the small southern Brazilian basins; between the southern slopes of the North Atlantic Ridge to the north, up to 7,730 m deep Romanchegraben in the Northeast, the northern foothills of the South Atlantic ridge to the east of the Rio Grande threshold in the south of Brazil and in the West); extends transversely through the basin in west-east direction with the Trindadeschwelle Trindade
Greenland Basin [ deep to 4,846 m; is located in the Norwegian Sea between Svalbard in the north- east, Bear Island in the east, the Lofotbecken behind the Iceland -Jan Mayen threshold in the southeast, the Norwegian Basin and Jan Mayen in the south and the Denmark Strait in the southwest and Greenland in the west ]
Guinea Basin (up to 5,695 m deep, between the lying on the African mainland Upper Guinea threshold in the north and the low threshold of Guinea to the east, the threshold Guinea in the South East and the South Atlantic ridge in the southwest)
Guyanabecken (up to 6,671 m deep, the southern slopes of the North American Basin, between the North American Basin in the north, the North Atlantic Ridge to the east, the north-east of South America to the south and the Lesser Antilles in the West)
Hudsonbecken (up to 218 m deep, is the center of the North American Hudson Bay; lies within the Canadian Shield )
Iberian basin (up to 5,925 m deep, between the Biscayaschwelle in the north, in the east of Portugal, the Azores threshold in the South and the North Atlantic Ridge in the west; at the interface of the two last-mentioned thresholds are the Azores )
Ionian basin [ deep to 5,267 m; deepest point in the European Mediterranean ( Calypso Deep ) in the Ionian Sea between Greece in the northeast, the island of Crete and the Levantine basin in the east, Libya to the south, Sicily in the west and south Italy in the northwest ]
Irmingerbecken ( the eastern part of the Labrador Basin between the Denmark Strait in the north, the Reykjanesrücken in the East and the east coast of Greenland )
Iceland Basin (up to 5,047 m deep, between Iceland in the north, the North Atlantic Ridge to the west and the Western European Basin in the southwest )
Canary Basin (up to 6,407 m deep, consists of its smaller northern basin and the larger southern basin, between the Azores threshold in the north, the Canary Islands in the east, the Kapverdenschwelle in the South and the North Atlantic Ridge in the west; across this basin extends in a west-east direction of the Canaries threshold, at the eastern end rise the Canary Islands)
Cape Basin (up to 5,415 m deep, between the Walvis Ridge in the northwest, the southern tip of Africa in the northeast and east, the Kapschwelle to the southeast, the Atlantic- Indian Ridge in the south and the South Atlantic ridge in the southwest and west )
Cape Verdean pool (up to 7,292 m deep, between the Kapverdenschwelle in the north, the Cape Verde Islands in the east, the Sierra -Leone - emerging in the south-east and the North Atlantic Ridge in the southwest and west)
Caribbean basin (up to 5,649 m deep, also called Venezuelan basin, it is in particular in the eastern part of the Caribbean Sea, between Hispaniola and Puerto Rico in the north, the Lesser Antilles in the east and southeast, the Gulf of Venezuela to the south and the western part of the Caribbean West)
Levan pool table [ low to 4.517 m; it is in the European Mediterranean or in the Levantine Sea between Turkey to the north, Cyprus ( largest island of this basin ) to the east, Israel to the east, Egypt to the south, the Ionian basin and the eastern end of Crete in the west and in the north west of Rhodes ]
Labrador Basin (up to 4,459 m deep; between Greenland in the north, the Denmark Strait in the northeast of the North Atlantic Ridge to the east, the Newfoundland Basin in the South, Newfoundland and Labrador in the east to the southeast )
Lofotbecken (up to 3,378 m deep, is located in the Norwegian Sea between Bear Island in the north, Norway in the east, southeast and south of the Jan Mayen threshold in the southwest, Jan Mayen in the west and the Greenland Basin in the northwest)
Marmara basin (up to 1,355 m deep, is the center of the Eurasian Marmara Sea)
Mexican basin (up to 4,375 m deep, it is in the central Gulf of Mexico)
Newfoundland Basin (up to 5,883 m deep, between the Labrador basin in the north, the North Atlantic Ridge to the east, the North American Basin in southwestern Newfoundland and in the West)
North American Basin [ deep to 6,995 m; it covers about the Sargasso Sea with the Bermudas; between Newfoundland in the north, the Newfoundland Basin in the North East, the North Atlantic Ridge in eastern Puerto Rico behind to 9,219 m deep Puerto Rico Trench ( Milwaukeetief = deepest part of the Atlantic Ocean ) to the south, the Bahamas in southwestern North America and in the West ]
Norwegian Trench (depth to 725 m; contains the deepest part of the North Sea, the Skagerrak, between South Norway in the north, the Swedish coast in the east, the Kattegat to the southeast, the Danish twin island Vendsyssel / Thy in the south, the actual North Sea in the west and Norwegian basin in the northwest)
Norwegian Basin (up to 4,020 m deep, is located in the Norwegian Sea between the Greenland basin in the north of the Jan Mayen threshold in the northeast, Norway in the East, the North Sea and the Shetland Islands in the south, the Faroe Islands in the southwest Iceland in the west and Jan Mayen in northwest)
Baltic Sea basin [ to 459 m deep ( Landsort: 459 m; Gotland Deep: 249 m); between the Swedish east coast at Stockholm in the north- west and west, and the Estonian- Latvian coast to the east and southeast; Gotland is located within this basin ]
Black Pool (up to 2,244 m deep, is the center of the Eurasian Black Sea )
Sierra Leone Basin ( low to 6.040 m; between themselves on the African mainland subsequent Upper Guinea threshold in the Northeast, the Liberia threshold in the east, the north foothills of the South Atlantic Ridge and the up to 7,730 m deep Romanchegraben in the south, the southern slopes of the North Atlantic Ridge in the southwest and Sierra Leone threshold in the West)
Südantillenbecken (up to 7,756 m deep, between the Falkland Islands in the north- west, Georgia to the north, the South Sandwich Islands in the east, the South Orkney Islands in the south, West Antarctica in the south west, the Pacific Südpolarbecken in the west and the southern tip of the South American continent in the northwest)
Tyrrhenian basin (up to 3,758 m deep, it is in the European Mediterranean and the Tyrrhenian Sea between Italy to the north and east, in the south of Sicily, Tunisia in the southeast and Corsica and Sardinia in the west)
Venezuelan Basin ( see Caribbean Basin)
West European Basin (up to 6,325 m deep, between the Iceland Basin in the North West, Ireland and Great Britain in the North East, northern Spain, in the southeast, the Biscayaschwelle in the South and the North Atlantic Ridge in the west)
Yucatanbecken (up to 4,901 m deep, located in the northwest of the Caribbean Sea, between Yucatán to the northwest, in northeastern Cuba, Jamaica in the southeast, in the southwest Honduras and Belize in the west; borders in the southeast of up to 7,680 m deep Cayman Trench to )

Indian Ocean

Lake basins in the Indian Ocean ( Indian Ocean ), including with the Andaman Sea are:

Agulhasbecken ( low to 5.742 m; between Cape Agulhas at the southern tip of Africa to the north, Crozetschwelle in the east, the Atlantic- Indian ridge in the south and the Kapschwelle in the West)
Andamanenbecken (up to 4,198 m deep; between Myanmar to the north, Thailand to the east, in the south of Sumatra, the Nicobar Islands in the south west and the Andaman Islands in the West)
Arabian basin (up to 5,875 m deep, between the Arabian peninsula in the north west, India in the northeast, Lakshadweep and the Maldives in the east and southeast and the Carlsberg ridge in the west)
Atlantic- Indian - Südpolarbecken ( see above at Atlantic)
Indian Südpolarbecken (up to 5,455 m deep, also known as East -Indian Südpolarbecken or Indian - Antarctic Basin, between the Macquarieschwelle in the northeast and east, the Antarctic in the south, the Kerguelen Gaussberg Ridge in the west and the southern slopes of the Central Indian Ridge in the North )
Keeling pool (up to 6,335 m deep; between Sumatra to the north, Java behind to 7,455 m deep Sunda Trench in the North- East, Christmas Island to the east, the Cocos Islands and the western part of the North West Australian Basin in the south and the Bengal threshold in the west and northwest)
Madagascar Basin (up to 6,400 m deep, between the Maskarenenbecken and the Maskarenenrücken with the southern Mascarene Islands in the north, the central Indian ridge in the Northeast, the Southwest Indian basin to the southeast, the Crozetschwelle in the south, the Natal Basin in the southwest and southern part of the island of Madagascar in the northwest)
Maskarenenbecken (up to 5,322 m deep, between the Seychelles in the north, the Mascarene Islands in the Maskarenenrücken in the east, the Madagascar Basin in the South and Madagascar in the west)
Natal basin (up to 5,779 m deep, between the north Madagascar, the Madagascar Basin in the Northeast, the Southwest Indian basin in the east, the Prince Edward Islands ( Crozetschwelle ) in the south, the Agulhasbecken in the Southwest and Southern Africa in the west)
Nordaustralisches basin [up to 6,840 m deep ( Deep Berlin ); between Sumbawa and Sumba behind the Sunda Trench to 7,455 m deep in the north, the Timor Sea to the east, the north-western Australia in the southeast and south, the north-west Australian basins in the southwest and Christmas Island in the west ]
Nordwestaustralisches basin [ low to 7.001 m; between Christmas Island and the behind the up to 7,455 m deep Sunda Trench Java in the north, the North Australian Basin in the Northeast, the Western Australia in the East, the West Australian Basin in the southeast, the K XVIII- back in the south, the southern part of the Central Indian Basin and threshold of Bengal in the west and the pool as well as the Keeling Cocos Islands in the northwest ]
Oman basin (up to 4,122 m deep, and the northwestern part of the Arabian Basin, this basin covers the Gulf of Oman and the eastern coast of Oman offshore sea areas of Indiks )
East -Indian Südpolarbecken (see Indian Südpolarbecken )
Red Basin (up to 2,604 m deep, is the center of the Red Sea )
Somali Basin ( low to 5.825 m; between the Socotra Islands in the north, the Carlsberg ridge in the east, the Seychelles in the south and the Horn of Africa in the northwest)
Südaustralisches basin [up to 5,998 m deep ( Jeffreytief ); between Australia to the north, Tasmania in the east, the Tasmanschwelle to the southeast, the Macquarieschwelle in the south, the south-eastern foothills - Südindischer back - the Central Indian Ridge in the southwest and the southeast Indian basin in the west ]
Southeast Indian basin [ to 8,047 m deep ( Diamantinatief = deepest part of the Indian Ocean ); between the West Australian Basin in the north, the south-eastern Australia in the Northeast, the South Australian Basin in the east, the South Indian back in the south, the Central Indian ridge in the southwest and the K XVIII- back in the northwest ]
Southwest Indian basin ( low to 5.605 m; between the Madagascar Basin in the north, the central Indian ridge in the north and east, the Kerguelen Islands in the South East and the Crozet Islands in the southwest )
Western Australian basins [ deep to 5,850 m; between the North West Australian Basin in the north-west and the north, the Western Australia in the East, the Southeast Indian basin in the south and the K XVIII- back in the West ]
Central Indian Basin ( low to 5.386 m; between Sri Lanka in the north, the Bengal threshold in the east, the K XVIII- backs in the southeast, the central Indian ridge in the southwest and west and the Tschagosrücken with Chagos, the Maldives and Lakshadweep in the northwest)

Pacific Ocean

Lake basins in the Pacific Ocean ( Pacific Ocean, Pacific Ocean ), including with Australasiatischem Mediterranean and Japanese sea are:

Aleutenbecken (see Bering Basin)
Arubecken (up to 3,680 m deep, is located in the northern part of the Arafura Sea between the Indonesian part of the island of New Guinea in the north, the Aru Islands in the east, the actual Arafura Sea in the south, the Tanimbarese Islands in the southwest and the Kei Islands ( Kai Islands ) in the West)
Bacanbecken (up to 4,972 m deep, is located in the Malay Archipelago in the Molukkensee between the Ostausläufer of Sulawesi in the west, the northeast extremity of this island to the northwest, Bacan in the northeast and east, Obi in the southeast, the Ceram Sea and the Sula Islands in the south and Peleng in the southwest )
Banda Basin (up to 5,801 m deep, consists of up to 5,801 m deep North Banda basin and up to 5,400 m deep South Banda basin, to the latter on the east by the up to 7,440 m deep Weber Deep, located in the Malay Archipelago in the Banda Sea between Sulawesi in northwest, Seram in the Northeast, the Tanimbarese Islands to the southeast and Timor in the south)
Bering basin (also called Aleutenbecken, up to 4,096 m deep, in particular, forms the Aleutian Islands offshore southern part of the Bering Sea )
Burubecken (up to 5,318 m deep, is located in the Malay Archipelago the Ceram Sea between Obi in the north, the east Misool, Seram in the south, Buru in the southwest and the Sula Islands in the West)
Celebesbecken (up to 6,218 m deep, also known as Sulawesi basins; includes the Celebes Sea in the Malay archipelago between the Philippine Sulu Archipelago and Mindanao in the north, the Sangi Archipelago in the east, the Indonesian Sulawesi in the south and to the latter state-owned East Coast of Borneo in the West)
Chile basin (up to 5,470 m deep, between the Nazcaschwelle in the north- west, the Atacama trench to the northeast and east, and the Juan Fernández Ridge in the southwest)
Fanning pool (up to 8,584 m deep, a southern part of the North Pacific Basin, between St. Mark Neckar back to the north, for example, the Johnston Atoll and the Fanning Island on the Fanning back in the East, the Society Islands to the southeast, the Cook Islands in the South, Samoa and the Phoenix Islands in the southwest and the Marshall Islands in the northwest; in the northwest of this basin to 7,315 m deep trench is located east of the Marshall Islands, and the same in the central part of the basin is the same deep ditch Phoenix )
Fiji Basin [up to 6,150 m deep; consists of up to 6,150 m deep North Fiji Basin and the up to 5,303 m deep South Fiji Basin ( on the latter is adjacent to the northwest of Fiji ditch that to 6,150 m is also low), lying north and south of the Hunter threshold; between the southern slopes of the North Pacific Basin in the north, the Elliceinseln in the northeast, Fiji in the east, the Kermadecinseln on the Kermadec - Tonga Ridge in the South East, the North Island of New Zealand in the south, the New Caledonian threshold in the southeast, Vanuatu to the west and the Santa Cruz Islands in the northwest ]
Flore pool (up to 6,961 m deep, is located in the Malay Archipelago in the Floressee between Sulawesi in the north, the Banda basin in the east to the south Flores, Sumbawa in the south west and the Java Sea in the west)
Guatemalabecken (up to 6,276 m deep, part of the Central Pacific Basin, located southwest of up to 6,662 m deep Middle America trench, behind which lies the Pacific coast of Mexico, for example, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica)
Japan Basin (up to 4,225 m deep; between Russia to the north, east and south Japan and the Korean Peninsula in the West)
Caroline Basin (up to 6,950 m deep; consists of the split by the New Guinea emerging West and Ostkarolinenbecken; between the Caroline Islands in the north, the Marshall Islands to the northeast, the Republic of Kiribati in the east, Tuvalu and Fiji in the South East, the Santa Cruz Islands and Solomon Islands, New Britain and New Guinea in the south, the Morotaibecken in the southwest, the Palau Islands until after the 8,138 -meter-deep trench in the west and the Palau and Yap Islands Ngulu behind to 8,597 m deep Yapgraben in the northwest)
Coral pool (up to 4,718 m deep, it lies to the east of the Great Barrier Reef between the eastern end of New Guinea in the north, the Solomon Basin in the northeast, the Neuhebridenbecken in the East, New Caledonia in the South East, the Ostaustralischen Basin in southern and Australia in the southwest and west)
Mariana Basin [ to 6,674 m deep; a part of the North Pacific basin; It is between the Marcus Island in the north, the Wake Island in the northeast, the Marshall Islands and the Marshall basin in the southeast, the Caroline Islands in the south and the Marianas behind to 11,034 m deep Mariana Trench ( Witjastief 1 = deepest part of the Pacific Ocean and the world ocean ) in the west ]
Marshall pool ( low to 5.634 m; between the Marshall Islands in the north, the Gilbert Islands in the East, the North Fiji Basin to the southeast, the Solomon Islands in the southwest and the Caroline Islands in the West)
Morotaibecken (up to 4,930 m deep; between Morotai in the northwest, to the 10,540 m-deep Philippine Trench ( Galatheatief ) in the north, the West Caroline Basin in the northeast and east, Waigeo in the southeast and to the southwest Halmahera )
Neuhebridenbecken (up to 6,765 m deep, between the deep up to 7,388 m Santa Cruz ditch behind the Santa Cruz Basin in the north, the Santa Cruz Islands in the northeast, Vanuatu in the east, the Fiji basin behind to 7,570 m deep Neuhebridengraben to the south, New Caledonia in the southwest and the coral pool in the West)
North Fiji Basin (up to 6,150 m deep; see Fiji Basin)
Nordpazifisches pool (up to 7,407 m deep, sometimes also called Nordpazifisches Great Basin; covers almost the entire North Pacific Ocean and extends as far south across the equator, and it lies between the Aleutians behind to 7,678 m deep Aleutengraben to the north, North America in the Northeast and east, the Central Pacific Basin and the Fanning island in the southeast, the Phoenix Islands in the south, the Elliceinseln and the Gilbert Islands in the southwest, the Marshall Islands and the lying on the Marcus - Necker ridge Wakeinsel the west and the north-western Pacific back in the northwest and the central group of islands are the Hawaiian Islands )
Nordpazifisches Great Basin (up to 7,407 m deep; see Nordpazifisches pool)
Nordwestpazifisches basin [ deep to 7,276 m; between the Kuril behind to 10,542 m deep Kuril ( Witjastief 3 ) in the northwest, Kamchatka in the north, the North- West Pacific back to the east, the Marcus - Necker Ridge in the south and Japan behind to 10,554 m deep Japan Trench ( Ramapotief ) in the west ]
Okhotsk basin ( low to 5.210 m; particular forms the Kuril upstream southern part of the Okhotsk Sea )
Ostaustralisches pool (up to 5,943 m deep (Thomson depth ) is sometimes also called Tasmanbecken; between the coral basin in the north, the New Zealand back in the East, the South Island of New Zealand to the southeast, the southwest and Tasmanschwelle in Tasmania and Australia in the west)
East China Basin ( low to 2.719 m; particular forms the Ryukyu Islands offshore southern part of East China Sea )
Ostkarolinenbecken (up to 6,950 m deep; see Caroline Basin)
Ostpazifisches Südpolarbecken (see Pacific Südpolarbecken )
Pacific Südpolarbecken (up to 5,399 m deep, between the southern slopes of the East Pacific Rise in the north, the Easter threshold and the southern tip of South America in the Northeast, which already belong to the Atlantic Südantillenbecken in the East, West Antarctica in the south east, the actual Antarctica in the south and the South Pacific back to the west and northwest)
Peru Basin ( low to 5.298 m; between the Galápagos Islands in the north, the north-central South America in the Northeast, the Juan Fernández back with the Juan Fernández Islands and San Felix and the up to 8,064 m deep Atacama Trench in the east, the Easter emerging in the South and the East Pacific Rise in the West)
Philippines basins (up to 7,559 m deep; between Japan in the north, the Volcano Islands and the Mariana Islands in the east, the Palau Islands in the south, the Philippines behind to 10,540 m-deep Philippine Trench ( Galatheatief ) in the West and Taiwan and the Ryukyu Islands behind to 7,507 m deep Ryukyu trench in the northwest)
Phoenix pool (up to 7,589 m deep, and the southernmost part of the North Pacific basin; goes to the north into the Fanning basin and lies between the Howland Island in the northeast, the Phoenix Islands and the Tokelau atolls to the east, Samoa in the South East, the Elliceinseln in the southwest and the Gilbert Islands in the west )
Salomon pool (up to 5,419 m deep, between the Solomon Islands in the ( North ) East, the Neuhebridenbecken to the southeast, the coral basin in the south and Australia in the southwest, the east end of New Guinea in the west and New Britain in the North West, part of this basin is 9,142 m deep Planet deep in New Britain, Bougainville trench )
Santa Cruz Basin ( low to 4.690 m; in between the Solomon Islands behind to 7,388 m deep Santa Cruz ditch in the northwest, the Santa Cruz Islands on the Neuhebridenrücken in the east, the Neuhebridenbecken the south and the coral pool West)
Sawubecken ( low to 3.497 m, and in the Savu Sea, between Flores in the north, in the east Timor, Sumba Sawu in the south and the west)
South China basin (up to 5,559 m deep, is located in the South China Sea between China in the north, in the northeast of Taiwan, the Philippines in the east, Brunei and Malaysia in the south, and Vietnam to the west)
South Fiji Basin (up to 5,303 m deep; see Fiji Basin)
Südpazifisches pool (up to 6,250 m deep, sometimes also called Südpazifisches Great Basin; covers almost the entire Southwest Pacific between the Cook Islands in the north, the Tubuai Islands in the North East, the East Pacific Rise in the East, the South Pacific back and the 8,582 m deep Byrdtief in south, New Zealand in the southwest and the Kermadecinseln and the Tonga Islands behind to 10,047 m deep Kermadecgraben and to 10,882 m-deep Tonga Trench ( Witjastief 2) on the Kermadec - Tonga ridge in the west)
Südpazifisches Great Basin (up to 6,245 m deep; see Südpazifisches pool)
Sulawesi basins ( see Celebesbecken )
Sulubecken (up to 7,022 m deep; includes the Sulu Sea in the Malay archipelago between the Philippine islands of Palawan to the northwest, Panay and Mindoro in the north, Negros and Mindanao in the east and the Sulu Archipelago in the south and belonging to Malaysia northeast coast of Borneo in the southwest )
Tasmanbecken (see Ostaustralisches pool)
West Caroline Basin (up to 5,798 m deep; see Caroline Basin)
Zentralpazifisches pool (up to 7,022 m deep, sometimes also called Zentralpazifisches Great Basin; almost covers the entire Central Pacific between the North Pacific Basin in the Northwest, Mexico and large parts of Central America behind to 6,662 m deep Middle America Trench in the North East, the East Pacific Rise in the southeast, the Tuamotu archipelago to the southwest and to the example of Fanning island Fanning on the back in the West)
Zentralpazifisches Great Basin (up to 7,022 m deep; see Zentralpazifisches pool)

Southern Ocean

In the Southern Ocean ( Antarctic Ocean ), that lie beyond the 60th degree south latitude respectively southern areas of this deep-sea basins, which give way to the north in the Atlantic, Indian Ocean and Pacific:

Atlantic- Indian - Südpolarbecken (see above- under Atlantic Ocean)
Indian Südpolarbecken (see above- under the Indian Ocean)
Südantillenbecken (see above- under Atlantic Ocean)
Pacific Südpolarbecken (see above- under Pacific)

References and Notes

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