The Wharton Basin is a tectonic feature located in the Indian Ocean, situated between the northern part of the Indian Ocean and the southern part of the Java Sea. It is an area of significant geological interest, characterized by complex fault systems and a variety of oceanic and tectonic processes. The basin is named after Captain William Wharton, who was involved in early explorations of the region.
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