1. plate boundaries using google earth. download the google earth file dynamic earth, it will outline the different plate boundaries. open google earth and go to file -open and choose the dynamic earth file. if you expand the file you'll see that there are several layers that you can turn on and off. for this activity you may want to turn off the seafloor age, volcanoes and earthquake layers. use the latitude/longitude coordinates given in the table below to determine the type of plate boundary at each location. these coordinates also match up with the descriptions in the table. type (or copy/paste) the coordinates into the search box in google earth and match up the locations and the geologic features/events to one of the listed plate boundaries. you may have to zoom out in order to see the location from the right perspective. each letter may be used > once. a. ocean-ocean convergent boundary b. ocean-continent convergent boundary c. continent-continent convergent boundary d. divergent boundary e. transform boundary latitudelongitude typ of la type of plate boundary latitude/longitude plate boundary 35.909 s, 72.733°w 27.988°n 86.925°e 38.322 n 142.369 e 4.00°s 12.24°vw 46.191°n 122.194°w 11.329°n, 142.206 e the deepest point on 35.900 n 120.433w earth the deepest point on earth san andreas fault highest point on earth 2011 japan 9.0 earthquake epicenter mt. st. helens, a well- known active volcando mid-atlantic ridge 2101 chile 8.8 earthquake epicenter