Orphan Knoll is a submerged bank located in the Atlantic Ocean, specifically within the Hudson Canyon, which is off the coast of New Jersey. It is part of the continental shelf and is known for its unique underwater topography and marine ecosystems. Orphan Knoll is recognized for its rich biodiversity and is often studied for its ecological significance. The knoll is characterized by its elevation relative to the surrounding seabed, making it an important habitat for various marine species, including fish and invertebrates.
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