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Tectonic Plates
The dozen or so fairly rigid blocks into which Earth’s lithosphere is broken.
Earthquake Risk
The probability or likelihood of experiencing earthquakes in a given area, often associated with fault lines or tectonic plate boundaries.
High Risk Areas
Locations identified as having a significant probability of experiencing hazardous events, such as natural disasters or environmental threats.
Seismic Waves
Vibrations that travel through Earth's layers, caused by natural processes like earthquakes or artificial events such as explosions.
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