<span>There are lots of countries that do not have volcanoes, some of them include:
South Africa, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Djibouti, Somalia, Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, Liberia, Denmark, Norway, Wales, Finland, Sweden, Ireland...
These countries, as well as the rest that lack volcanoes are all countries that are not lying above collision or submersion lines between the tectonic plates, nor have a hot spot beneath them, which is where the volcanoes appear. The best known is the 'Ring of Fire' in the Pacific, where most of the active volcanoes are.</span>
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Ohio has had many different geologic periods ranging from the Precambrian Period to the Permian Period. In the 245 million years following the Permian Period rocks were formed in what is now Ohio but were erased by natural forces, this is called the geologic gap. Around a million years ago the Ice Age caused glaciers to move across Ohio which covered around 2/3 of the state, which scraped much of Ohio's surface. After all the glaciers melted around 10,000 years ago the Earth entered the recent period of geologic history. Now new igneous rocks are being formed.
