Chile is next to the Nazca Plate and the South American Plate. These plates are what caused the 1960 earthquake.
Chile is located at a boundary between two tectonic plates.
As a date has not been specified in the question, the answer has to be general in nature: The Nazca and South American plates typically cause earthquakes in Chile.
Chile lies on the western edge of the South American plate, close to where it meets the Nazca and Antarctic plates.
Tectonic plates formed the earthquake in 1960 due to a collision with one another.
In the case of Chile this would be the Nazca plate colliding with the South American plate. In the case of Haiti this could be the Caribbean plate colliding with the Cocos plate.
tetonic plates
the tectonic plates
Chile is located at a boundary between two tectonic plates.
As a date has not been specified in the question, the answer has to be general in nature: The Nazca and South American plates typically cause earthquakes in Chile.
Chile lies on the western edge of the South American plate, close to where it meets the Nazca and Antarctic plates.
the Nazca plate and the South American plate
Tectonic plates formed the earthquake in 1960 due to a collision with one another.
Chile
Peru, Bolivia and Argentina all share borders with Chile.
Nazca and the South American. there isn't a third
The Andes Mountains
because the techtonic plates move a lot over there its kinda wierd