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Q: Is the maximum depth of the continental shelf 200 kilometers?
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The maximum depth of the continental shelf is 200 kilometers true or false?

true


What is the maximum depth of the continental shelf?

200 km


The water depth increases greatly in comparison to areas closer to the shoreline?

Continental shelf


Where does the water depth increases greatly in comparison to areas closer to the shoreline?

Continental shelf


How deep is the water over a continental shelf?

The average width of the continental shelf is about 80 km or 50 miles. The Shelf descends steeply down to the continental rise before reaching the ocean floor.


The portion of land that extends into the ocean is called the continental?

shelf


What is the flattest part of the continental margin?

Continental Slopes.


What do you call the part of a continent that extends underwater?

Land. Continental shelf.


What begins at the edge of the continental shelf?

the continental shelf-edge or shelf-break


What is the benthopelagic zone?

the depth zone about 100 metres off the bottom at all depths below the edge of the continental shelf.


What is the gently sloping submerged surface extending from the shoreline to the deep ocean?

The continental slope is the area of the ocean floor in which gently drops and is connected to the oceanic crust and continental shelf. This slope is caused by waves within the ocean.


What is the approximate average ocean depth along the continental shelves bordering North America?

The depth of the continental shelf varies. It is generally limited to shallow water, shallower then 490ft. Vertical relief is minimal at less then 20m. The slope of the shelf is also quite low, 0.5degrees