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Is the Mid ATlantic ridge a fault line??

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The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is not itself a fault, but the ridge straddles the Mid-Atlantic Rift, which is a “normal fault”. And the Atlantic Ocean floor is spreading wider along the rift, at less than an inch per-year in most places.

On the map you are looking at, the jagged black line running north and south is the series of rift faults, where the spreading takes place. The other black lines (criss-crossing that ‘spine’ of spreading) are “transverse faults” (a strike-slip fault associated with rifts) , where the two sides slide sideways as the rift faults spread out.

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