description Strel'nja Guyot Overview
Strel'nja Guyot is a named flat-topped submarine mountain in the South Atlantic Ocean. The official GEBCO undersea-feature record places it at 6°30.8'S, 1°11.0'E, gives a least depth of 715 metres, and records its discovery by the Russian fishery research vessel Strel'nja in September 1987. The feature was proposed by VNIRO and accredited by SCUFN in 1993.
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Where is Strel'nja Guyot located?
Strel'nja Guyot is a flat-topped submarine mountain in the South Atlantic Ocean. Its official GEBCO position is 6 degrees 30.8 minutes south and 1 degree 11.0 minutes east.
How deep is the top of Strel'nja Guyot?
The official GEBCO record gives Strel'nja Guyot a least depth of 715 metres. Least depth refers to the shallowest recorded point of the undersea feature.
How was Strel'nja Guyot discovered?
The feature was discovered by the Russian fishery research vessel Strel'nja. The discovery is recorded as taking place in September, according to the undersea-feature record.
What type of seafloor feature is Strel'nja Guyot?
It is a guyot, which is a flat-topped submarine mountain. The GEBCO record identifies it as a named undersea feature in the South Atlantic.
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