1. MOUNTAINS

2. Mountains Mt. Everest ( 29, 035 ft. or 8, 850 m ) Is the tallest mountain in the world…..

3. What is a Mountain? 300A large mass of rock or landform that rises a great distance above its base (about 300 meters)

4. Where do mountains form? Generally, along convergent plate boundaries: (Collision)

5. How do mountains form? rocks deformedstress.Mountains form from rocks that have been permanently deformed under stress.

6. What is the Tallest Mountain in the United States? 20, 320  Mount McKinley, Alaska with an elevation of 20, 320 feet or 6194 meters

7. 3 Types of mountains: Folded MountainsFolded Mountains Dome MountainsDome Mountains Fault-block MountainsFault-block Mountains

8. 1) Folded Mountains EX. Appalachian Mountains  formed by the folding of rock layers during plate collisions

9. The Folding Process

10. Folded Mountains

11. Types of folds in Rock AnticlineAnticline  Upward fold SynclineSyncline  Downward fold

12. Where is the Anticline?

13. 2) Dome Mountain  a circular folded mountain, Formed by UPLIFT EX. Adirondack Mountains

14. Dome Mountain

15. 3) Fault-Block Mountains Sierra Nevada Mountains EX. Sierra Nevada Mountains formed when normal faults uplift a block of rock  formed when normal faults uplift a block of rock

16. Fault-Block Mountains

17. Movement can occur in several directions in Fault-Block Mountains

18. Fault-Block Mountains Teton Mountain Range, Wyoming

19. normal fault  A normal fault occurs when the hanging wall moves down (Divergent Boundaries release tension and rocks slide down) reverse fault  A reverse fault occurs when the hanging wall moves up (Convergent Boundaries push rocks up and over)

20. How is a thrust fault formed?  A thrust fault is formed when compressive stresses act over great distances.  A thrust fault is a reverse fault in which the fault plane dips 45 degrees or less from the horizontal.

21. What type of fault occurs when rock on opposite sides of a fault plane move horizontally past each other? A Strike-slip Fault  A Strike-slip Fault

22. How do Horsts and Grabens differ? Horsts Horsts are large blocks of crust that have been thrust upward between faults… Grabens Grabens are large blocks of crust that have dropped down between faults…

23. Identify the Fault types:

24. There are also underwater mountains: Seamounts SONARShips use SONAR to make 3-D images of underwater features

25. SOL Review: What do circles on a topographic map indicate?