Pacific ring of fire

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Pacific Ring of Fire
●What is Pacific Ring of Fire (1)
●What is Pacific Ring of Fire (2)
●Chile
●United States
●Mexico
●Japan
●New Zealand

What is Pacific Ring of Fire (1)
●“Pacific Ring of Fire” is an area where large
numbers of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
occur in the basin of the Pacific Ocean.

What is Pacific Ring of Fire (2)
●About 80% earthquake happens along the
Pacific Ring of Fire.
●Chile, Bolivia, Mexico, United States, Japan,
New Zealand, etc.

Chile
●In 2008, the volcanic activity of Llaima Volcano
and Chaitén Volcano were happened.
●In 2010, the magnitude 8.8 earthquake
happens.

United States
●More 50 volcanoes have been erupting since
1760.
●The most recent volcanic activity happened in
2009. That activity ended on May 2009.

Mexico
●The volcanic activity in Mexico happens on
volcanic belt.
●The 1982 eruption of El Chichón killed about
2,000 people who lived near the volcano.

Japan
●Ten percent of the world's active volcanoes are
found in Japan, which lies in a zone of extreme
crustal instability.
●In 2011, the large earthquake happened in
Japan.

New Zealand
●The February 2011
Christchurch earthquake
was a 6.3-magnitude
earthquake that struck the
Canterbury region in New
Zealand's South Island.
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