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Q: Where relative to moving plates is the New Madrid fault located?
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What is stable and does not move with tectonic plates?

Nothing, all parts of the earth are moving relative to the other parts.


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The epicenter is located (above the focus) at the earth's surface.


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What are moving pieces under the earths surface that form the earths crust?

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