Top 5 Deepest Oceans on the Planet

Tilted Green Blob By Garima Bajpai

5. ARCTIC OCEAN

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4. SOUTHERN OCEAN

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3. INDIAN OCEAN

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2. ATLANTIC OCEAN

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1. PACIFIC OCEAN

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Top 5 Deepest Oceans on the Planet

5. ARCTIC OCEAN

5,550 meters (18,210 feet)

4. SOUTHERN OCEAN

7,432 meters (24,390 feet)

3. INDIAN OCEAN

7,187 meters (23,579 feet)

2. ATLANTIC OCEAN

8,378 meters (27,493 feet)

1. PACIFIC OCEAN

10,984 meters (36,070 feet)

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