The slope is the steep transitional area between the shelf and rise. The continental slope depth for the Atlantic Ocean is 3900 meters or in other words 12800 feet.
The Continental Slope depth may vary from the different continents, they usually may extend downward 12,000 feet to the Continental Rise and ultimately to the Ocean Floor.
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No, if the minerals are deep, slope mining is not possible.
Continintal Army
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steep slope and deep streambed
As long as there is a deep slope, and avalanche can occur.
submarine canyons
the growth of deep-rooted trees
deep-sea fan at the base of a continental slope
continental slope
An island slope is analogous to a continental slope, but it is attached to an oceanic island (volcano) rather than attached to a continent. In simple terms, it is that portion of the sea floor that slopes from an island's shallows down to the deep ocean floor.
A sharp drop from a continent to an ocean basin is called a continental slope. This feature marks the boundary between the continental shelf and the deep ocean floor.
It forms a scarp slope and it is sedimentary rock. It also is commonly in deep marine conditions.