64 Regional Oceanography: an Introduction 2500 m depth, or 10-30% of the speeds observed at the 500 m level. It is therefore easy to see why the Circumpolar Current has the largest mass transport of all ocean current

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Date: 2006-08-17 03:26:18 Earth Antarctic Circumpolar Current Antarctic Intermediate Water Atlantic Ocean Subtropical Front Southern Ocean Ocean gyre Subantarctic Ocean Physical geography Oceanography Physical oceanography		64 Regional Oceanography: an Introduction 2500 m depth, or 10-30% of the speeds observed at the 500 m level. It is therefore easy to see why the Circumpolar Current has the largest mass transport of all ocean current Add to Reading List Source URL: gaea.es.flinders.edu.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,28 MB Share Document on Facebook

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