On Saturday, muddy floodwaters stood several feet deep in the countryside surrounding the metro area.
People spilled over the ship's sides and into the water, about 21 feet deep.
Offshore drilling in water less than 500 feet deep wasn't being banned, the spokeswoman said.
On the other side of the river, he said it is as much as 30 feet deep.
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Rather these prospects are in the shallow waters, just offshore in waters less than 50 feet deep.
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The first property Mr. Okada found was even narrower, about 10 feet wide and 49 feet deep.
The explosion created a crater nearly 100 feet wide and 10 feet deep, and devastated the small town.
The Eagle Ford shale discussed in the NY Times article is between 2, 500 and 15, 000 feet deep.
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Last year Chevron announced that test wells drilled 29, 000 feet deep into Buckskin found oil-bearing sands 300 feet thick.
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The water there is a modest 150 feet deep, and wells would go to a depth of 10, 000 feet.
Stoltz said the depths vary from 90 feet to 900 feet deep, with an average of about 130 feet.
Canadian and European mines are often 5 to 6, 000 feet deep or more.
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About 80 percent of the city was flooded with water up to 20 feet deep after the two levees collapsed.
Left is a crater nearly 100 feet wide and 10 feet deep that was once the site of a building.
Some 600, 000 years ago, it erupted and left an ash layer 10 feet deep as far as 1, 000 miles away.
Standing water was several feet deep, and downtown Oklahoma City looked more like a hurricane had gone through than a tornado.
Schiller downplayed the potential for ultradeep prospects among the Exxon fields, most of which produce from reservoirs just 7, 000 feet deep.
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Most fracking today occurs 10, 000 feet deep or more, far below drinking water wells, which are normally less than 500 feet.
Standing water was several feet deep, and in some places it looked more like a hurricane had passed through than a tornado.
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Scooping the sand with their bare hands and Frisbees, they created an underground passage about 10 feet wide and 7 feet deep.
The pools of water are typically about 40 feet deep, with at least 20 feet of water covering the spent fuel .
That sinkhole was about 20 feet wide and 50 to 60 feet deep, and the suburban Tampa house was in danger of collapsing.
It measures 6.6 feet high by 5.25 feet wide by 4.1 feet deep and is decorated with giant cookies, lollipops, gummies, mints and gumdrops.
Floodwaters up to 4 feet deep hampered rescue attempts and frequent lightning roiled the skies well after the main threat had passed to the east.
"If you're in the colder climates, then one has to put the foundation walls several feet deep to get below the frost line, " Kiesling said.
On Oct. 29, storm waters roared in from the nearby harbor into South Ferry, filling it 80 feet deep, said acting MTA chief Fernando Ferrer.
The NR-1 explored several hundred feet of debris 120 feet deep.
The man-made pond, which is in a city-owned forest, is estimated to be 4 to 5 feet deep with a capacity of about 50, 000 gallons.
Beyond the shoulder was a ravine 7 or 8 feet deep.
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Each turbine in the Delaware project is to sit on a pole about 250 feet above the waterline, where the ocean is about 75 feet deep.
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