North Aegean Trough

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The North Aegean Trough is a major submarine tectonic depression in the northern Aegean Sea that continues the activity of the North Anatolian Fault into the Aegean region.

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North Aegean Trough canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological structure
submarine trough
tectonic depression
associatedWith Aegean extensional regime
Aegean microplate
linked to: Aegean Sea Plate

North Anatolian Fault
earthquakes in Greece
earthquakes in Turkey
seismicity in the northern Aegean Sea
continues North Anatolian Fault
country Greece
Turkey
extendsFrom Marmara region
linked to: Marmara Region
extendsTo central Aegean Sea
formedBy crustal extension
strike-slip tectonics
geologicalAge Neogene
Quaternary
hasProcess active faulting
seafloor deformation
subsidence
hazardType earthquake hazard
tsunami potential
influences regional seismic hazard in the Aegean
sedimentation in the northern Aegean Sea
isPartOf North Aegean Basin
linked to: northern Aegean Sea

North Aegean Sea tectonic system
locatedIn Aegean Sea
eastern Mediterranean Sea
northern Aegean Sea
near northern coast of Greece
northwestern coast of Turkey
orientation east–west
partOf Aegean region
linked to: Aegean Sea region
relatedTo Aegean back-arc extension
plate boundary between Anatolian Plate and Eurasian Plate
researchField marine geology
seismotectonics
tectonophysics
seafloorFeatureType submarine depression
tectonicActivity extensional tectonics
right-lateral strike-slip faulting
tectonicSetting North Anatolian Fault zone

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North Anatolian Fault zone relatedTo North Aegean Trough