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Earthquakes are least likely to occur in regions far from tectonic plate boundaries, such as the central parts of large tectonic plates. Areas like the interior of stable continental regions, including parts of the Canadian Shield and the Australian Outback, experience very few seismic events. Additionally, regions with extensive sedimentary basins, like the Great Plains in the United States, also tend to have low earthquake activity.

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