Charleston Bump (Atlantic Ocean)

found: Work cat.: Charleston Bump Colloquium (1999 : Charleston, S.C.). Island in the stream : oceanography and fisheries of the Charleston Bump, 2001:pp. 3-4 (The Charleston Bump is a deep, rocky, bottom feature located on the Blake Plateau southeast of Charleston, S.C.; "island" of topographic relief in an otherwise relatively flat bottom; includes an underwater ridge and trough feature; includes over 100 m of rocky relief; located in the northern part of the South Atlantic Bight) p. 37 (The Charleston Bump refers to a mound-like elevation in ocean bottom topography which is located approx. 100 km southeast of Charleston, S.C.; the Bump has a profound influence on the path of the Gulf Stream)

found: Google search, Aug. 9, 2001(Charleston Bump; area 80 to 100 miles southeast of Charleston where the ocean floor rises in a ragged hump; northern South Atlantic Bight (Charleston Bump region); also the name of a country-western line dance)

notfound: Col. gaz.;Web. geog.;GNIS, Aug. 9, 2001;Gaz. of undersea features, 1981