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Plate
New Hebrides Plate
The New Hebrides Plate covers 643,471 km² and borders 4 plates. Along its boundaries, plates move on average 74.5 mm per year relative to each other, up to 128.8 mm per year. 14 volcanoes active over the last 10,000 years lie on it, 11 of which have erupted since 1900.
- Area
- 643,471 km²
- Average Speed at Boundaries
- 74.5 mm/yr
- Maximum Speed
- 128.8 mm/yr
- Volcanoes on the Plate
- 14
Boundaries
Neighbouring Plates
Overrides
Volcanoes That Erupted Since 1900
- Ambae (Manaro Voui)
- Mount Yasur
- Ambrym
- East Epi
- Gaua
- Lopevi
- Gemini-Oscostar
- Kuwae
- Suretamatai
- Matthew Island
- Hunter Island
Sources : Bird, P. (2003), An updated digital model of plate boundaries, Geochemistry Geophysics Geosystems, modèle PB2002 · Smithsonian GVP · calculs Live Atlas