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The Blue Ridge Mountains themselves are not destructive in that there are no volcanoes.

The mountains were thrust up long ago as North America collided with the other continents to form Pangaea. At one point, the Appalachian chain would have looked more like the Himalayas today.

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I'm still looking for more info, but I've seen it say constructive.

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It is constructive.

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A little bit of both.

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