Sheila Ornstein
SciEd Consulting
Highland Mills, NY
Introduction:
The purpose of this activity is to help you determine relationships
among earthquakes, volcanoes, and plate boundaries. Plot the latitude and
longitude of the earthquakes and volcanoes
shown in the data tables. Mark the Earthquake sites with a RED pencil and the volcano sites with a BLUE pencil. When you have finished
plotting the location of each geologic event, analyze your data by answering
the conclusion questions.
Data:
Volcanic Activity, 2001
Volcano
Location
Date
Latitude
Longitude
Etna
Sicily, Italy
July 6
37oN
15°E
Tungurahua
Ecuador
July 6
1oS
78oW
Sheveluch
Russia
July 2
57oN
161oE
Mayon
Philippines
June 25
13oN
124oE
Lopevi
Vanuatu
June 15
17oS
168oE
Colima
Mexico
June 5
20oN
104oW
Popocatepetl
Mexico
June 5
19oN
104oW
Mount Oyama
Japan
May 24
34oN
140oE
Lokon
Indonesia
May 24
1oN
125oE
San Cristobal
Nicaragua
May 16
13oN
87oW
South Sister
Oregon
May 11
44oN
122oW
Ulawun
Papua, New
Guinea
May 2
5oS
151oE
Masaya
Nicaragua
April 24
12oN
86oW
Krakatau
Indonesia
April 12
6oS
105oE
Maroa
New Zealand
April 11
38oS
176oE
Jackson
Gorda Ridge
April 9
43oN
127oW
Canlaon
Philippines
April 5
10oN
123oE
Piton de la
Fournaise
Island of
Reunion
April 4
21oS
56oE
Arenal
Costa Rica
Mar 24
10oN
85oW
Merapi
Java,
Indonesia
Mar 21
1oS
110oE
Cleveland
Alaska
Mar 19
52oN
170oW
Kliuchevskoi
Kamchatka,
Russia
Mar 9
56oN
161oE
Pacaya
Guatemala
Mar 2
14oN
91oW
Ijen
Java,
Indonesia
Feb 15
8oS
114oE
Karangetang
Siau Island,
Indonesia
Feb 9
3oN
125oE
Nyamuragira
Congo, Africa
Feb 7
1oS
29oE
Kelut
Java,
Indonesia
Feb 2
8oS
112oe
Rotorua
New Zealand
Feb 1
38oS
176oE
Complete Global Listing of
Earthquakes Occurring During the First Five Days of July 2001