Timor Trench

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Timor Trench is a deep oceanic trench in the eastern Indian Ocean, marking a major tectonic boundary between the Australian Plate and the Banda Sea region near Timor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic trench
subduction zone
alsoKnownAs Timor Trough
associatedHazard tsunami generation potential
associatedWith convergent plate margin
subduction of Australian Plate beneath Banda region
bathymetryFeature deep linear depression
countryOffshoreFrom Indonesia
Timor-Leste
formedBy subduction of Indian–Australian lithosphere
geologicalAge Cenozoic
geologicalSetting collision zone between Australian continental margin and Banda Arc
locatedIn Southeast Asia
eastern Indian Ocean
locatedOffCoastOf Timor
maximumDepthApprox 7 km
7000 m
near Lesser Sunda Islands
Timor Island
linked to: Timor
ocean Indian Ocean
partOf Australian–Eurasian plate boundary
Banda Arc system
linked to: Banda Arc
region Banda Sea region
linked to: Banda Sea
relatedStructure Java Trench
Sunda Trench
researchField marine geology
plate tectonics
seismology
separates Australian Plate
Banda Sea microplates
tectonicActivity frequent earthquakes
high seismicity
tectonicBoundaryBetween Australian Plate
Banda Sea region
linked to: Banda Sea
trend roughly east–west

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Timor Trough alternativeName Timor Trench