Banda Trench

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The Banda Trench is a deep oceanic trench in the eastern Indonesian archipelago, formed by complex subduction processes at the convergent boundary between the Indo-Australian and Eurasian tectonic plates.

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Banda Trench canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic trench
adjacentTo Banda Arc volcanic chain
Seram Trough
Timor Trough
associatedPlate Australian Plate
Eurasian Plate
Pacific Plate
Philippine Sea Plate
associatedWith Banda Sea back-arc basin
earthquake activity
regional seismicity
tsunami hazard
country Indonesia
depthCategory hadal zone feature
environment deep-marine
featureOf complex plate boundary zone between Australia and Eurasia
formedBy collision of tectonic plates
subduction
geologicalAge Cenozoic
geologicalProvince Banda Arc
hazardRelevance potential source of tsunamis in eastern Indonesia
source region for large earthquakes
linkedTo deformation of Banda Arc
uplift of Timor region
locatedIn Banda Sea
Southeast Asia
eastern Indonesian archipelago
maximumDepth over 23000 ft
over 7000 m
morphology curved trench system
namedAfter Banda Sea
near Maluku Islands
Seram Island
linked to: Seram

Timor
ocean Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
overridingPlate Eurasian Plate
partOf Banda Arc subduction system
Sunda-Banda subduction zone
region Eastern Indonesia
linked to: eastern Indonesia
researchInterest arc-continent collision processes
plate-tectonic evolution of eastern Indonesia
subductingPlate Indo-Australian Plate
tectonicProcess arc-continent collision
oceanic lithosphere subduction
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary

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Seram Trough relatedStructure Banda Trench
Outer Banda Arc relatedTo Banda Trench
Tanimbar Trough relatedFeature Banda Trench
Banda region hasFeature Banda Trench
Banda region hasOceanicTrench Banda Trench