Geography of the Indian Ocean

Overview of the geography of Madagascar

Overview of the geography of Sri Lanka

Overview of the geography of the Seychelles islands

Overview of the geography of the Maldives

southeasterly region of the African continent

Bedout , or more specifically the Bedout High, is a geological and geophysical feature centered about off the northwestern coast of Australia in the Canning and overlying Roebuck basins. Although not obvious from sea floor topography, it is a roughly circular area about in diameter where older rocks have been uplifted as much as towards the surface and may mark the centre of a very large buried impact crater up to in diameter. The Bedout High was penetrated by two petroleum exploration wells (Bedout-1, Lagrange-1) in the 1970s and 1980s. It is named after nearby Bedout Island.

undersea crater in Indian Ocean