Bonin Trench

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The Bonin Trench is a deep-ocean trench in the western Pacific Ocean, located south of Japan near the Bonin (Ogasawara) Islands and forming part of the subduction zone where the Pacific Plate descends beneath the Philippine Sea Plate.

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Bonin Trench canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf oceanic trench
subduction zone feature
adjacentTo Pacific Plate
Philippine Sea Plate
alsoKnownAs Ogasawara Trench
associatedWith Izu–Bonin–Ogasawara Arc
linked to: Izu–Bonin Arc

deep-focus earthquakes
volcanic arc activity
countryOffshoreFrom Japan
depthCategory hadal trench
environment hadal zone
featureOf Pacific Ocean floor
formedBy subduction of the Pacific Plate beneath the Philippine Sea Plate
geologicalAge Cenozoic
geologicalHazard earthquakes
potential tsunami generation
geologicalProcess oceanic plate subduction
governedBy United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) for deep seabed
hasCharacteristic low temperature deep waters
steep trench walls
very high hydrostatic pressure at the seafloor
liesSouthOf Izu–Bonin volcanic arc
linked to: Izu–Bonin Arc
locatedIn western Pacific Ocean
locatedNear Bonin Islands
linked to: Ogasawara Islands

Ogasawara Islands
locatedSouthOf Japan
maximumDepth over 29000 feet
over 9000 metres
namedAfter Bonin Islands
linked to: Ogasawara Islands
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Izu–Bonin–Mariana subduction system
Pacific Ring of Fire
western Pacific trench system
region northwestern Pacific Ocean
relatedTo Izu Trench
Mariana Trench
relativeDepthRank among the deepest ocean trenches on Earth
researchInterest deep-sea biology
plate tectonics
seismology
separates Pacific Plate from Philippine Sea Plate
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
typeOf deep-sea trench
withinExclusiveEconomicZoneOf Japan

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