What type of plate margin is the Eyjafjallajokull volcano in Iceland?

The Eyjafjallajokull is actually Iceland's 6th biggest glacier (pronounced something like "Eh-ya-fyath-a-yuh-kull") and the volcano is on the boundary between the North-Atlantic and Eurasian plate; on the Mid-Atlantic ridge. The type of boundary that it is on, I think, is a constructive boundary which I gather from the fact it is on a ridge.

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Oh and I think the other terms for a constructive boundary are American, although not sure, just I've never heard of that phrase and I live in England.

Types Of Plate Margins

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Destructive it is formed by the the Australian Plate subducting beneath the Sunda Plate

Eyjafjallajökull is a stratovolcano. It is situated on the mid-Atlantic ridge, between the Eurasian and north American plate.It is a constructive plate boundary.

Yes Iceland is on a constructive plate boundary, also called divergent or spreading.

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