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Earth's Deepest Oceans and Seas

Published Saturday, March 24, 2007

Water covers nearly three quarters of the earth's surface where 97.5 percent is in the seas and oceans. The deep ocean and sea is a world in itself where some of the most diverse life on Earth can be found. This environment is an alien world to those living on land. The list below provides the measurement (in feet and meters) for the deepest depths of the ocean and sea. So, after reading this article you should be able to tell the depths of the earth's deepest oceans.

Ocean and Sea
Depth in feet (ft) and meters (m)


Pacific Ocean
35,827 ft or 10,924 meters


Atlantic Ocean
30,246 ft or 9,219 meters


Indian Ocean
24,460 ft or 7,455 meters


Caribbean Sea
22,788 ft or 6,946 meters


Arctic Ocean
18,456 ft or 5,625 meters


South China Sea
16,456 ft or 5,016 meters


Bering Sea
15,659 ft or 4,773 meters


Mediterranean Sea
15,197 ft or 4,632 meters


Gulf of Mexico
12,425 ft or 3,787 meters


Japan Sea
12,276 ft or 3,742 meters



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