The Himalayas are situated on continental-continental convergent boundaries. Two plates, the Eurasian Plate and the Australian-Indian Plate, are colliding into each other. The Eurasian plate is traveling 3.7-5.4 centimeters each year and this continental collision of two buoyant plates created such tall mountains.
The Himalayas were created when the Indian subcontinent, floating upwards, finally hit the east asian continent. The immense forward movement power of the Indian subcontinent 'crumbled up' the earth before it before it finally stopped. (In reality, there is a residual forward movement force even to this day).
Most of the present Himalaya mountain range forms a 'boundary' in Nepal, Bhutan and Tibet.
convergent boundary
Two boundaries collide with each other and formed mountains like Himalaya mountains near India which create Mount Everest. from Abdul Arshad
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mountains can be created
Convergent boundary mountains are mountains formed by convergent boundaries.
Convergent Boundary.
the himalaya mountains were formed in a collision at a convergent boundary
convergent boundary
Continental Collision Boundary
Himalaya Mountains.
An example of this would be the Himalaya mountians, and the Ural mountains.
The Himalayas
the Himalaya mountains
Yes, the Himalaya mountains are in the world.
The Cascade mountains were created by an oceanic-continental convergent boundary
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