The German research vessel Meteor discovered the tablemount between 1925 and 1927.

This geologic feature is also called a tablemount.

Exploration in the area began in Reed Bank/Tablemount.

Jaguar Seamount and Hall Tablemount lie, respectively, about 40 and 70 km further southwest.

The Great Meteor Seamount is a large guyot (tablemount) located south of the Azores in the Atlantic Ocean.

Sedlo seamount has a tablemount structure, indicating that the peak of the seamount had once been above the water, but has since been ground down by persistent erosion to its current height.

Exploration in the area began in Reed Bank/Tablemount (Reed Bank is the largest seamount within the Spratly Islands) in 1976, gas was discovered following the drilling of a well.

The largest singular feature in the area of the Spratly Islands is a 100 km wide seamount called Reed Tablemount, also known as Reed Bank, in the northeast of the group, separated from Palawan Island of the Philippines by the Palawan Trench.