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Q: What are the 2 tectonic plates between Us and Europe?
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How many major tectonic plates in the US?

The North American, Juan de Fuca and Pacific plates affect the US. It is also possible that the Cocos and Caribbean plates may also have a minor effect on the US as well.


Is this true that each tectonic plates holds land masses and ocean regions?

Yes, this is true. Acutally, the tectonic plates are under all of us, even fish.


Why do quakes happen more often in some parts of the US?

The US is near tectonic plates :)


How does knowing about the earths interior help us understand plate tectonics?

Knowing about the Earths inside helps to understand tectonic plates. The currents in the mantle move the tectonic plates-well they can change it and they help them move. However, it doesn't really affect much considering tectonic plates move on their own.


Why is the continental divide located in the western US and not tin the middle?

Because that is where the tectonic plates meet.


What are tectonic plates and why are they important to us?

A plate tectonics is a theory that describes the formation movements and interaction


What are the names and locations of tectonic plates?

There are a number of websites that provide maps or diagrams showing the major tectonic plates. Perhaps one of the best is that produced by the US Geological Survey. Please see the related link.


How can sea mounts help us understand the movement of tectonic plates?

The sea mounts help us understand the movement of tetonic plates because when the tetonic plates move's the earth's crust making little formations of sand underwater.


Do most earthquakes form in the us?

No, earthquakes form all around the world. They form on the edges of the tectonic plates


What is a plate and what is the theory of plate tectonic?

The Plate Tectonic theory tells us that there are plates on which peices of sea/ land occurs. On these boundaries, earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur the most.


Why are there more earthquakes on the western part of the US?

There are so many earthquakes on the west coast because the west coast is between tectonic plates. These plates move and cause earthquakes.


Why does the east coast of the US barely experience any tectonic activity?

Not quite true (it's not inactive), but the east coast is part of an expanding section of the plate (its moving away from Europe) Thus there is no grinding or subduction of plates like on the west coast.