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Real-Life Example of a Convergent Boundary

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Real-Life Example of a Convergent Boundary

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The Peru-Chile Trench is an example of a convergent boundary.

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Convergent plates are plates that move towards each other. Mountain ranges can form at this boundary.

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Transform plates are plates that slide past each other. There are usually faults at this boundary.

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Real-Life Example of a Transform Boundary

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Real-Life Example of a Transform Boundary

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San Andreas Fault is a very well-known example of a transform boundary.

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Real-Life Example of a Convergent Boundary

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Real-Life Example of a Convergent Boundary

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The Himalayan Mountains are an example of a convergent boundary.

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Convergent plates are plates that move towards each other. Trenches or subduction may occur at this boundary. (Volcanoes/volcanic activity form due to subduction).

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Divergent plates are plates that are moving away from each other. These boundaries form mountain and ocean-ridges.

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Real-Life Example of a Divergent Boundary

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Real-Life Example of a Divergent Boundary

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The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is an example of a divergent boundary. I couldn't find a good picture of the ridge but the orange line shows where it is located.