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Which is the deepest point of Earth's oceans with a depth of 11,022 metres?

  1. A
    Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench
  2. B
    Indian Ocean's Java Trench
  3. C
    Atlantic Ocean's Puerto Rico Trench
  4. D
    Arctic Ocean's Eurasian Basin

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The Mariana Trench, located in the western Pacific Ocean, contains the deepest known point on Earth, named Challenger Deep, which reaches an approximate maximum depth of nearly 11,022metres (36,161feet).

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Which is the deepest point of Earth's oceans with a depth of 11,022 metres?
A
Pacific Ocean's Mariana Trench
B
Indian Ocean's Java Trench
C
Atlantic Ocean's Puerto Rico Trench
D
Arctic Ocean's Eurasian Basin

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