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Yes. 10 percent of it is above water, so you take average height above water, multiply it by 9 to get average depth below water.
by lmilcin 5y ago
Yes. 10 percent of it is above water, so you take average height above water, multiply it by 9 to get average depth below water.
- maccard 5y agoThe article didn't give any indication of how much was above water unfortunately. Someone else mentioned the main sheet is ~130m above the surface of the water, so that would give a depth of 1.5km!