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The Shivalik Hills are prone to earthquakes because of their position between two major geological faults. The Himalayas and the Indo-Gangetic Plain both experience significant tectonic activity, causing stress to build up in the rock layers under the Shivalik Hills which can lead to large, damagingRead more
The Shivalik Hills are prone to earthquakes because of their position between two major geological faults. The Himalayas and the Indo-Gangetic Plain both experience significant tectonic activity, causing stress to build up in the rock layers under the Shivalik Hills which can lead to large, damaging earthquakes.
Additionally, the shallow depth of the sedimentary layers in the region make them more easily affected by seismic waves.
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