Volcanoes tend to form on the land above an area where one techtonic plate is subducted beneath another. The eastern edge of the Pacific plate is being subducted under the South American plate. The subducted plate melts under the extreme pressure and temperature. The molten rock then works its way up through stress fissures, caused by the two plates colliding, to form volcanoes in the area above the subduction zone. This is why there are volcanoes along the length of the Andes.
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The Eyjafjallajökull Volcano is located on the Eurasian Plate in Iceland.
at tectonic plate boundaries
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The tallest of all the Galapagos volcanoes is Wolf Volcano. The Galapagos Archipelago lies over an oceanic platform formed by the a volcanic hotspot underneath the Nazca tectonic plate
A mid-plate volcano, also known as a hot-spot, is an eruption of lava that is NOT on a plate boundary. It occurs right in the middle of a tectonic plate instead of on the boundary of one of them. An example of one is in Hawaii.
Volcano's are made by tectonic plate movements.
plate tectonic movement
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It erupted because two tectonic plates met which causes an eruption !!!
Kirishima volcano is located on the Asian tectonic plate, specifically within the Japanese Islands. This region is highly seismically active due to the numerous tectonic plates converging in the area, leading to volcanic activity.