Most Geologically Stable Places on Earth

I went on hunt to look for the most geologically stable places to visit, or even to move to. Not a seismologist here - but it seems like there are very few places that rarely see a shake once in a while. If you are too afraid of earthquakes (like me), these might be your new potential destinations.

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• Norway

  
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  Norway is considered to be a geological stable territory. Once of the last shakes recorded her was more than 100 years ago!

• Sweden

  
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• Central Siberian Plateau

  
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• Guiana Shield, Venezuela

  
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• Australia

  
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• Saudi Arabia

  
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• Qatar

  
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• Andorra

  
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  Andorra is one of the smallest countries in Europe (if not in the whole Planet) and even though its land is pretty rocky, the chances of a shake are less than 2%!

• Malta

  
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• Antarctica

  
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  In case you're too tired of the heat and need some alone-time. Antarctica is one of the most shake-free places on Earth, though some earthquakes occur rarely (be aware, then).

• Sabiha Gokcen International Airport in İstanbul, Turkey

  
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• Svalbard Global Seed Vault

  
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