Pacific Ring of Fire - Land Areas in The Ring

Land Areas in The Ring

  • Puysegur Trench and
    Macquarie Ridge
  • Taupo Volcanic Zone
  • Kermadec Islands
  • Tonga Islands
  • Fiji Islands
  • Bougainville and Solomon Islands
  • New Hebrides Arc
  • Bismarck Volcanic Arc, junction
    • Tanimbar and Kai Islands
      • Lesser Sunda Islands
      • Sunda Arc
      • Andaman and Nicobar Islands
    • Izu-Bonin-Mariana Arc
      • Mariana Islands
      • Bonin Islands
      • Izu Islands
    • Philippine Mobile Belt
      • Taiwan
      • Ryukyu Islands
  • Japan, Boso Triple Junction
  • Kuril Islands
  • Kamchatka Peninsula
  • American Cordillera
    • North American Cordillera
      • Aleutian Arc
        • Aleutian Islands
        • Aleutian Range
      • Eastern Alaska, U.S.
      • Northern Cordilleran Volcanic Province
      • Cascade Volcanic Arc and
        Rio Grande rift
      • Sierra Nevada (U.S.)
      • Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
    • Central America Volcanic Arc
    • Andes
      • North Volcanic Zone
      • Central Volcanic Zone
      • South Volcanic Zone
      • Austral Volcanic Zone
  • Scotia Arc
    • South Sandwich Islands
  • Antarctica
    • Antarctic Peninsula
    • Victoria Land

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