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THE WORLD´S OCEANS - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The world has 5 great oceans which are: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean and Ocean.
        
        PACIFIC OCEAN
        
        Extension: Covers more than 155 million square kilometers
        
        Depth: 11.022 m
        
        Area: 165,2 millones km²
        
        The Pacific Ocean makes up 1/3 of the world and that makes it the largest ocean in the world.
        
        Data from the Pacific Ocean
        
        The Current of the Ñiño
        
        It is a warm, seasonal and equatorial marine current typical of the South American Pacific that runs from north to south and reaches the Ecuadorian and Peruvian coasts every 2 to 7 years
        
        Islands in the Pacific Ocean
        
        In your area, there are about twenty five thousand islands
        
        The Humboldt current
        
        It is a cold and coastal ocean current of the eastern Pacific, which is superficial, continuous, of low speed, very wide, shallow3 and with a predominant direction towards the northwest.
        
        ARCTIC OCEAN
        
        It has two climatic zones: the arctic
        polar and sub-polar
        
        Extension: It covers about 14 056 000 km²
        
        Location: is located around the grounds of the North Pole, forming a circular pond surrounded by land masses
        
        Its average depth is 1205 m below sea level.
        
        ANTARTIC OCEAN
        
        Also called the Southern Ocean and the Southern Ocean
        
        It has an area of 20,327,000 km²
        
        The Antarctic Ocean, with an average depth of 3,270 m
        
        Most of the ocean floor is covered by deposits of glacial origin, excavated on the frozen ground and later transferred to the sea.
        
        Antarctic glaciers and inlandsis that have spread and float on the surface of the ocean have formed an extensive system of ice plateaus
        
        ATLANTIC OCEAN
        
        The Atlantic Ocean is the ocean that separates America, in the west, from Europe and Africa, in the East and extends from the Arctic Ocean, in the north, to the Antarctic, in the south, forming the second largest ocean on the planet after the Pacific.
        
        Depth: 8.486 m
        
        Area: 106,5 millones km²
        
        Surface: 76 762 000 km²
        
        The Atlantic Ocean is the part of the Earth's world ocean that separates America — to the west — from Europe and Africa — to the east. It extends from the Arctic Ocean, in the north, to the Antarctic Ocean, in the south.
        
        Its waters extend over an area of 81,760,000 km² or 106.5 million counting the adjacent seas.
        
        Its maximum width is 11,800 km, on a route that goes from the Gulf of Mexico to Georgia, on the shores of the Black Sea.
        
        It has an average depth of 3,900 m
        
        The Atlantic Ocean is the youngest ocean in the formation of the oceans and is the result of the separation of the Pangea continent 200 million years ago.
        
        INDIAN OCEAN
        
        Its surface represents
        20% of the world is marine spaces
        
        Its volume is estimated at 292 ' 130,000 km.
        
        Its width is 10 thousand kilometers
        
        Bathe the east of the coasts of Africa, the Arab from the Peninsula and those from South Asia to west of the Malay Peninsula, the Sunda Islands and Australia.