Sea-Floor Sunday #41: Bathymetric map of Mediterranean Sea
Although the release of the ‘Ocean’ feature in newest GoogleEarth was last week, I still have a few other draft posts with great bathymetric images I wanted to get out. Plus, I haven’ t had the time to really explore the GoogleEarth sea-floor features. I will certainly be including those images in this series in the coming months so stay tuned.
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This week’s Sea-Floor Sunday is a really nice synthesis map of bathymetry of the Mediterranean Sea. Click on the map below or here to go to the page where you can see more.

credit: Loubrieu B., J. Mascle & MediMap Group (N. Chamot-Rooke), 2007. Morpho-Bathymetry of the Mediterranean Sea, CIESM and Ifremer Special Publications (http://www.ciesm.org/marine/morphomap.htm)
This is a nice resource if you are interested in the complex plate tectonics of the Mediterranean area. The map also includes a few nice perspective images as well.

Perspective image of northwestern Mediterranea Sea (credit: http://www.ciesm.org/marine/morphomap.htm)
Look at all those submarine canyons cutting across the shelf edge … very cool.
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Please I need the gravity map of the north Tunisia offshore
Thanks
sorry, can’t help you with that
Hi, do you know when the contours of the Med sea floor was first mapped? Thanks much.
Hello,
i am a student in doctoral thesis, please i need the bathymetry map of the north of Tunisia offshore
Thanks much
Hajer (or anyone else),
I’m not a service or a store that sells data. You will have to do what I did and research and find the map yourself. Sorry.