Seven major tectonic plates - the North American, South American, Pacific, African, Eurasian, Australian and Antarctic plates - make up Earth's surface. The largest is the Pacific Plate located in the ocean, while intermediate plates include the Caribbean, Nazca, Philippine, Arabian and Cocos plates. There are also over a dozen smaller tectonic plates.
Seven major tectonic plates - the North American, South American, Pacific, African, Eurasian, Australian and Antarctic plates - make up Earth's surface. The largest is the Pacific Plate located in the ocean, while intermediate plates include the Caribbean, Nazca, Philippine, Arabian and Cocos plates. There are also over a dozen smaller tectonic plates.
Seven major tectonic plates - the North American, South American, Pacific, African, Eurasian, Australian and Antarctic plates - make up Earth's surface. The largest is the Pacific Plate located in the ocean, while intermediate plates include the Caribbean, Nazca, Philippine, Arabian and Cocos plates. There are also over a dozen smaller tectonic plates.
South American Plate Pacific Plate African Plate Eurasian Plate Australian Plate Antarctic Plate The largest is the Pacific Plate, which is located within the ocean