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Weber Basin

basin, Pacific Ocean
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  • Banda Sea, Pacific Ocean
    Banda Sea

    …South Banda Basin from the Weber Basin, the deepest in the sea, at some 24,409 feet (7,440 meters). The active volcano, Mount Api, rises from the floor of the southern basin at14,800 feet (4,500 meters) to 2,200 feet (670 meters) above sea level. The clear waters surrounding many islands provide…

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    …South Banda Basin from the Weber Basin, the deepest in the sea, at some 24,409 feet (7,440 meters). The active volcano, Mount Api, rises from the floor of the southern basin at14,800 feet (4,500 meters) to 2,200 feet (670 meters) above sea level. The clear waters surrounding many islands provide…

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