This distinctive physical map of the Mediterranean Seafloor provides stunning detail of submarine terrain, such as abyssal plains, troughs, valleys, basins, and countless seamounts. Published in December 1982 as a companion to the "Historic Mediterranean, 800 BC to AD 1500" map and three articles on the Mediterranean Sea.

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This distinctive physical map of the Mediterranean Seafloor provides stunning detail of submarine terrains, such as abyssal plains, troughs, valleys, basins, and countless seamounts. Published in December 1982 as a companion to the “Historic Mediterranean, 800 BC to AD 1500” map and three articles on the Mediterranean Sea.

2014年10月4日 · Researchers today published the most detailed map of the ocean floor ever produced. Data collected by satellites and remote sensing instruments were used to created a model at least twice as...

The cuttlefish is known to inhabit the shallows of the Mediterranean Sea where it has long been a popular source for extracting the grey-brown pigment known as sepia. The map can be found here . Source

This distinctive physical map of the Mediterranean Seafloor appeared in the December 1982 issue of National Geographic with three articles on the Mediterranean Sea and the Historic Mediterranean map. The detail of such submarine terrain as abyssal plains, troughs, valleys, basins, and countless seamounts is stunning.

This distinctive physical map of the Mediterranean Seafloor provides stunning detail of submarine terrain, such as abyssal plains, troughs, valleys, basins, and countless seamounts. Published in December 1982 as a companion to the "Historic Mediterranean, 800 BC to AD 1500" map and three articles on the Mediterranean Sea.

This distinctive relief map of the Mediterranean Seafloor was published in December 1982 as a companion to the Historic Mediterranean, 800BC to AD 1500 map, and provides stunning detail into these features.

Physical Map of the Mediterranean Sea. See the rugged mountains of the Mediterranean Sea. The map highlights ranges like the Alps near Italy and the Taurus Mountains in Turkey. This map is more than just a visual. It’s an invitation to explore, to learn, and to connect with a region rich in history, culture, and beauty. Download

International Bathymetric Chart of the Mediterranean. Information on ordering copies of IBCM maps (and digital bathymetric contour data incorporated into the GEBCO Digital Atlas)