Lofoten Escarpment

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The Lofoten Escarpment is a prominent submarine slope feature in the Norwegian Sea that forms part of the rugged seafloor topography near the Lofoten region of northern Norway.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Lofoten Wall 2
Lofoten Escarpment canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf submarine escarpment
submarine slope feature
associatedWith Lofoten Basin
Lofoten-Vesterålen margin
country Norway
hasEnvironment marine environment
hasFormationProcess continental margin erosion
tectonic processes
hasGeologicalSetting passive continental margin
hasMorphology steep submarine slope
hasRelevanceFor continental margin evolution
marine geology
oceanographic studies
hasRelief rugged seafloor topography
hasSubstrate crystalline basement rocks
sedimentary rocks
isFeatureOf Norwegian-Greenland Sea region
linked to: Nordic Seas
isPartOf North Atlantic rifted margin system
isStudiedBy bathymetric mapping
marine geophysics
locatedIn North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic

Norwegian Sea
locatedInRegion Arctic-North Atlantic transition zone
locatedOffCoastOf Lofoten
northern Norway
linked to: Northern Norway
near Lofoten Islands
linked to: Lofoten

Vesterålen Islands
linked to: Vesterålen
partOf Norwegian continental margin
seafloor topography of the Norwegian Sea
underlies Norwegian Sea water column

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

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

Lofoten Basin adjacentTo Lofoten Escarpment
Rulten hasViewOf Lofoten Wall
linked to: Lofoten Escarpment
Hermannsdalstinden hasSummitViewOf Lofoten Wall
linked to: Lofoten Escarpment