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The earth is divided into sections called Plates, there are 7 plates on the earths surface. Under the earths plates in the area known as the mantle the magma is constantly moving due to convection currents.

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Due to convections currents the earths plates are constantly moving and colliding. The area where the earths plates collide is called the collision zone. When a plate collides it causes a mountain to form in a process called folding leading to a fold mountain range being created.

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When both plates collide then pressure pushing them together due to the convection currents leads them to fold upwards where a mountain is formed. The mountain will continue to grow a little each year due to the movement of the plates.

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Areas along where two plates are prone to earth quakes due to the movement of the plates in that region. These areas are called fault lines

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Examples of Mountains formed at Plate Boundaries.

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Examples of Mountains formed at Plate Boundaries.

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The Himalayas stretch through the borders of China, Bhutan, Nepal, India, and Pakistan. The crust beneath the Himalaya, the most towering mountain range on Earth, is still the process of being compressed. Here, the Indian plate is colliding northward with the Eurasian plate.