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Aleutian Islands String of islands resulting from volcanic activity Part of the Pacific Ring of Fire Coast is very jagged and rocky with steep cliffs and mountains Underwater eruptions form new landforms Many are still active Earthquakes are common, become more frequent before and eruption Pen Pal letters, My, Islands an extension of Alaskan Peninsula, sort of like a bridge between Asia and North America Four main islands in a curved line Coasts are jagged and rocky; most of the coastlines are lined with steep cliffs and mountains; there is deep ocean all along the islands. Very low in elevation in the North; just barely sticking out of the water Just south of the islands the land is very deep Earthquake data pattern in My Narrow band of West- East on the edge of the mainland and along the string of islands; mostly underwater. There is one clear regional pattern. The earth structure is near the edge of the plate A narrow line of. There are lots of in this region. A narrow line of volcanic islands and mountains parallel to a narrow band of. Some of the are on the land and others are under the water. There is one pattern in the region. Depth My Many deep showing a pattern of shallow to deep Volcano and Pen Pal Strong pattern of strato following the chain of islands Underwater volcanic eruptions Many are still active

Baja Peninsula Hawaiian Islands A few active ; there are some underwater Earthquakes under water. Long and narrow peninsula that looks like it is detaching itself from the coast of Mexico Area is made up of mostly flat dessert. Mountains are not jagged but rather flat. Kilauea is one of the most active in the world. Islands are a chain of active. Lava can move 35 mph. Hawaiian are not dangerous. Lava usually flows slowly. Some vents flow directly into the ocean 50 acres of new land are created each year. 90% of the surface of the Big Island of Hawaii is covered by lava less than 1000 years old. Island moves 12 cm (5 in.) per year. Pen Pal letters, My, Different types of mountains; Most mountains are not jagged but rather flat and not very tall. Long and narrow peninsula String of islands in the middle of the ocean. Lots of land under the sea with tip of mountain peeking out of the water (island); low land elevations surrounded by pretty deep water Line of islands stretches from north to south Hawaiian islands are the tops of mountains that extend to the ocean floor Earthquake data pattern in My There is a broad line of following the coast of Mexico in the Sea of Cortez at the peninsula. Farther north in California the are on the land and more scattered. There is a different regional pattern in the north than the south. The earth structure is near the edge of the plate Clustered in one spot on one island in the center of the region. The Hawaiian Islands are far away from the edge of the plate boundaries. Scattered volcano pattern. There are many in this region but they are scattered. Some are on land, and from the pen pal letter students should recall that there are under the water as well. Lots of in one spot that seem to follow the island chain but do not continue. Near the peninsula there are few scattered on one side of the narrow line of. In the north part of the region, California, the seem scattered without a clear earthquake pattern. Mountains are volcanic but are rather flat and short. A cluster of volcanic activity near the islands but far away from the plate boundaries. Few ; probably related to volcanic activity. Volcanic island in the middle of a large plate. Depth My Very few deep No deep Volcano and Pen Pal Quiet eruptions (under water) No real pattern Quiet Eruptionscomes out quietly or spouts like a fountain All shield

Iceland A relatively new island Has Europe s largest glacier Many active : most erupt under ice Fire and ice-results in mixtures of water, ice, and rocks flowing rapidly Whole island is mostly made up of old lava flows--land area added; new islands pop up quickly Hot springs and geysers; sources of geothermal power Along a rift EQ occur almost daily; volcanic activity makes the land move and settle Pen Pal letters, My, Island sitting in a rift. (Island formed BY rifting) Not very high in elevation Earthquake data pattern in My There is a curvy narrow band of. Iceland falls on this regional line of. There are more in the water than on land. Iceland is on the plate On the island of Iceland there are lots of scattered. For the rest of the patterns students should really look larger than the earth structure box. There is a scattered pattern of few throughout the Mid-Atlantic Ocean. Volcanoes are clustered on the island. Throughout the rest of the region there is a scattering of few on either side of a narrow line of. Underwater have been described in this region, giving birth to new islands. Iceland is a relatively flat island that gradually grows out of the ocean floor. Depth My Very few deep scattered within the earthquake pattern. Gradual pattern of deep to shallow not present. Volcano and Pen Pal Mostly stratovolcano es Many active that erupt mostly under ice

Java Trench Trench; deepest point of the Indian Ocean; steep mountains next to trench Volcanic eruptions trigger tsunamis Near volcano chain Mariana Trench Trench 11,033 meters below sea level (almost 8 Sears towers deep) deepest point on Earth Frequent Volcanoes and EQ Volcanoes erupt both above ground and underwater Mariana Islands line up west of the trench Special life forms adapted to this deep part of the ocean More recent ideas from the Challenger Deep Pen Pal letters, My, deep under water trench near steep mountains Next to trench are about 13,000 islands deep under water trench near steep mountains runs northeast to southwest like a deep underwater canyon Earthquake data pattern in My Narrow band of ; most underwater off the southern coast of Indonesia; some on the islands. There is a clear regional pattern. The earth structure is near the plate Clear broad line of in a hooklike N/S line. All occur in the ocean. Further south the are more scattered and less common. The earth structure is near the plate There are lots of in this region that follow the coast line of the islands in a narrow line. There are lots of in this region that follow the island chain in a narrow line. In the south part of the region there do not seem to be any. There is a narrow line of on the northeast side of a narrow band of. The narrow band of islands and mountains are volcanic and sit next to a deep ocean trench. There is one pattern in the region of this earth structure. There are lots of in this region that are parallel to and to one side of the narrow band of. There is a narrow band of that parallel these data patterns and a deep ocean trench. In the south both the earthquake and volcano patterns are more scattered and the topography is more gradual in change. Depth My There are deep in the eastern data. Gradual pattern of deep to shallow present. There are deep in the western data. Gradual pattern of deep to shallow present. Volcano and Pen Pal Many strato 3 active with small eruptions spitting out ash and steam There have been huge eruptions Most of the are strato Northern islands are volcanic and younger than the others There are both above and below water Frequent explosions

Mount Aconcagua Lots of active and big and small. Largest earthquake ever recorded. Largest mountain range in the world and the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere. Where the mountains meet the ocean there is a deep Trench next to high mountains. Earth structure is responsible for diverse climate/ vegetation/ ecosystems. Volcanoes cause mud flows Mount Cook Lots of volcanic activity over 400 have been active in the past 10,000 years. Some are dormant Stretch of active in Northern Island Pen Pal letters, My, Tall Steep (Jagged and pointy) mountains next to a deep trench Very high elevation with a steep drop off to the ocean on the west coast Country made up of two main islands North Island has many South Island is more mountainous with glaciers Earthquake data pattern in My In a narrow band along the western edge of the continent; a broad pattern in the center region; mostly on land some in the water in a N/S direction; one clear pattern along coast. There is one regional pattern. The happen throughout the Andes Mountain range. The earth structure is near the plate boundary. Earthquakes are in a narrow band in a S/NE direction. They are both in water and on the islands, traveling in a linear path through the islands. Earthquakes are more scattered and less frequent on and near the south island. The earth structure is near the plate. There are lots of along the west coast of South America that follow the coast in a narrow band. In the middle of this region there seems to be little or no volcanic activity. On the north island there seems to be lots of in a narrow line. On the south island there seems to be little or no volcanic activity. There is a narrow line of lots of to the east and parallel to a narrow band of. A narrow band of steep mountains rise from a deep ocean trench. There seems to be one pattern along the coast of South America. On the north island there seems to be a narrow line of parallel to and to the north-west of the narrow band of. The mountains are volcanic in nature. On the south island there do not seem to be any among the scattering of. Depth My Deep on continent side (East). Gradual pattern of deep to shallow present. There are deep sprinkled within the earthquake pattern. On the north island the gradual pattern of deep to shallow is present. Volcano and Pen Pal Clear north-south pattern of strato Explosive active A few stato on North Island; only one shield Typically explosive eruptions

Mount Etna On an island next to Italy Sits close to Mt. Vesuvius Active for 2.5 million years; many people live at its base lava moves very slowly so people can evacuate Old lava and ash make the soil very fertile Long geological history; probably started as an underwater volcano and rose above the surface Started as a submarine volcano and surfaced Lots of earthquake activity because of Pen Pal letters, My, Part of a large mountain range Located on an island off the coast of Italy Earthquake data pattern in My Earthquakes are scattered over a broad area and mostly on land. There are multiple patterns within the regional area. The structure is near the plate There are few scattered in the region. There does seem to be a concentration along the west coast of Italy. Few are scattered among the broad band of scattered in the region. Mt. Etna is part of a large, broad mountain range though it is located on an island off the coast of Italy. Through Mt. Etna is volcanic not all mountains in the region are volcanic. Depth My Very few deep and gradual pattern not present. Volcano and Pen Pal Cluster of strato around Mt. Etna Eruptions only affect the summit, rarely around the base Lava moves slowly Frequent ash and steam eruptions Was probably an underwater volcano that rose above the surface

Mount Everest Highest and largest range in the world Grows about 3 cm per year; forces push the mountains up Erodes away though it is soft and weathers away. Northern part of India Top of Mt. Everest was once the bottom of an ocean-fossil evidence Earthquakes and avalanches are common. The land is pushed upward Mountains create different climates and ecosystems Mount Fuji Lots of frequent EQ and volcano activity Steep under sea mountains with a trench near by Volcanoes can be dormant near active Seismic Activity can be devastating here because of the dense population. Seismic activity off shore erodes the land Pen Pal letters, My, Highest and largest mountain range in the world Flat plains on either side of the range. Large area of very high elevation which slopes rather quickly Wide mountain chain Tall, steep and rugged volcanic mountains sitting next to a deep trench. Not a very high elevation Ocean gets very deep quickly Earthquake data pattern in My Earthquakes very scattered throughout a very broad band on land in the middle of a mountain range. They tend to go in a NW/SE direction. The structure is near the plate One wide band of that branches off in two directions. While there are on both the island and in the water, there are many more along the south/eastern coast of Japan. The fork off in a southern direction into the Pacific Ocean. The earth structure is near the plate There are very few scattered throughout this region. There are lots of in this region. The seem to follow several narrow lines. Few scattered in a broad band of scattered. Mt. Everest is part of a large, broad mountain range. Volcanoes and happen on the land. Not all the mountains are volcanic. There seems to be one pattern in the region. A narrow line of parallel to and to the west of a narrow band of. Mt. Fuji is part of a narrow chain of steep volcanic islands and mountains that rise from a deep trench Depth My Very few deep (all in one or two places) There are deep showing a pattern of shallow (east) to deep (west) Volcano and Pen Pal No pattern; none of the fit into any of the three categories selected Mostly stratovolcano es Dormant surround active

Mount Kilimanjaro Mt. Kilimanjaro is a volcanic mountain A rift--land is splitting apart and cracking land on either side are moving apart. Parts breaking off and moving off Waters from Indian Ocean may flood the valley Many in the African Rift Valley Earthquakes happen often African Rift Valley has a lot of lakes that are warm and salty because of the geologic activity underneath Pen Pal letters, My, Mt. Kilimanjaro is surrounded by plains that steeply decline in elevation at the gap in the middle of the rift Mt. Kilimanjaro has a gradual slope and is easy to climb Rift valley is splitting apart and cracking Rift Valley home to lots of lakes Earthquake data pattern in My There is a narrow line of in the northeast corner of the earth structure box. There seem to be very few scattered in the region of Mt. Kilimanjaro. The earth structure is located near the plate The seem to be scattered throughout a narrow band with a line of volcanic activity running through it. There is narrow line of lots of with a scattering of. This narrow line of volcanic mountains is fairly gradual in elevation change and mostly on land. Depth My No deep Volcano and Pen Pal Small cluster of shield, subltle chain of strato going north and south; many more don t fall into one of the three listed types No recorded history of Mt. Kilimanjaro erupting Mount Popo Volcano is currently active erupts steam frequently but the last big eruption in 9 th century; only 20 minor eruptions have been recorded since Affects many people in surrounding areas Lots of mountains with a steep slope next to a flat plain Snow-capped and peak is 5,000 m above sea level Large crater Clear narrow band of in a West to Southeast direction over the whole region. Most of the in the narrow band are underwater along the coast next to the land. There are several scattered radiating from the pattern. Mt. Popo is located near the plate Near Mt. Popo there seems to be a scattering of few in an East-West direction. In the south end of the region there is a narrow line of that seem to follow the coast. In the north region there seems to be a scattering of parallel but not right next to a narrow band of. In the south there is a narrow line of to the northeast of a narrow band of lots of. There are lots of steep volcanic mountains next to a flat plain in the north. Deep show a progression of shallow to deep; deep being on the continent side Many strato along coast Mt. Popo has huge eruptions

Mount St. Helens In the middle of the Cascade (volcanic) mountain range EQ came before the volcano erupted in 1980. Volcano stores up energy -- earthquake caused the release of pressure Erupted more than lava ash, rock, and debris violently Earthquakes are common Erupts occasionally rather than all the time like Kilauea Pen Pal letters, My, Part of a large mountain range, slow slopes Medium size peak surrounded by plains Earthquake data pattern in My Earthquakes are scattered on land. In the water they are concentrated in small narrow bands, sort of parallel to the coast. Further north in Canada the are more scattered through the broad region. Mt. St. Helens is located near the plate Inland there seems to be a line of, but in the water there appears to be a scattering of. In the north part of the region there seems to be scattered throughout a wider band. There is a volcano pattern parallel to the coast but not parallel to the scattering of in the region nearest Mt. St. Helen. In Canada in the north part of this region there seems to a narrow band of scattered of volcanic activity. There also seems to be some linear patterns of in the water with a scattering of. Depth My No deep earthquake pattern Volcano and Pen Pal Pattern of stratovolcano es along coast; but there are also just as many shield and composite Mt.St. Helens had a very explosive eruption Mount Vesuvius Massive explosion in 79 A.D. quickly buried town in gas, rock and ash flows Hasn t had a major erupt ion in 1,000 years Lots of volcano related Mt. Vesuvius is more deadly than Mt. Etna Affects population people live there because of good farm land part of large mountain range located on Italy s mainland Earthquakes are scattered over a broad area and mostly on land. There are multiple patterns within the regional area. The earth structure is near the plate There are few scattered in this region. There does seem to be a concentration along the western coast of Italy. Few are scattered among the broad band of scattered in the region. Mt. Vesuvius is part of a large, broad mountain range. Through Mt. Vesuvius is volcanic not all mountains in the region are volcanic. Only a couple deep showing no gradual pattern from deep to shallow. Cluster of strato Violent eruptions More dangerous than Mt. Etna cause mudflows

St. Helena Island Tiny island in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean; no high mountains but has steep rocky cliffs Island is the top of a gigantic old volcano which extends deep into the ocean Volcano is dormanthasn t erupted in 6 million years Pen Pal letters, My, Little island in the middle of the ocean Ocean gets deeper west of the island and then shallow again sort of in a line Top of tall ocean mountain Earthquake data pattern in My Earthquakes are in a narrow line in a N/S direction. The pattern is west of the island and all are in the ocean. The earth structure is near but not right next to the plate This region seems to have little or no. Those that are there are scattered throughout the region. There is a scattering of few on either side of a narrow line of. Near the there is a narrow ridge of shallow underwater mountains. The mountains and islands in the region are all volcanic in nature though many are no longer active especially you get farther away from the earthquake pattern (rift). Depth My A few deep within the string of data but no gradual pattern from deep to shallow. Volcano and Pen Pal No pattern