If enough water pressure builds under the surface of the ground, the water can burst through cracks in the surface, forming a(n)

The answer is a geyser

Geyser

Explanation:

A geyser is a type of spring that is characterized by the discharge of the water and is rushed out wi a force and is mainly due to the hydrological forces and thus resulting in the flash or water at the surface in the form of a spring.  Generally, these geysers are located near the volcanic areas and have a proximity to the magmas and the lavas flow.  These impacts may be geologic and human-induced and they may also be created by the jet-like eruption of the gases inside the earth crust and thus comprise of the carbon dioxides and the sulfides.  A basic eruption of the geothermal heat that is derived firm the hot interruptions of the crustal floors and the various moons in the solar system are also known to support this type of system also.

None   they are   equally likely to occur on any plate boundary