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The 22 pages that link to Cascadia subduction zone, each with the reason it gives.

• SubductionBroader topic: Nearly dormant volcanically yet seismic, showing how varied subduction behavior can be.

• Subduction zoneBroader topic: Its offshore interface can produce great earthquakes and threatens the Pacific Northwest.

• North American PlateBroader topic: Subduction beneath the plate drives regional volcanism and can produce great earthquakes.

• Cascade RangeRelated: This subduction drives the volcanism that defines the range’s western volcanic belt.

• Mount St. HelensNarrower topic: This subduction system supplies magma to Mount St. Helens and other Cascade volcanoes.

• San Andreas FaultRelated: How its locked zone interacts with the San Andreas's northern end affects both faults' hazard estimates.

• Convergent boundaryBroader topic: It demonstrates that a convergent margin can threaten a distant continental region with great earthquakes.

• Continental slopeRelated: Its accretionary margin includes steep submarine terrain shaped by tectonics and sediment.

• Juan de Fuca PlateRelated: This boundary consumes the plate and stores strain that can produce great earthquakes.

• North American CordilleraRelated: It creates major earthquake and tsunami hazards along the Cordillera’s populated margin.

• Slow slip eventBroader topic: Recurring slow-slip episodes beneath Cascadia are monitored for their relation to plate-boundary strain.

• Accretionary wedgeBroader topic: Its sediment-rich margin includes a broad accretionary wedge.

• Wadati–Benioff zoneBroader topic: Its weakly defined zone shows how slab age and temperature control seismicity.

• ForearcBroader topic: Its forearc records megathrust processes and includes the Coast Range and offshore basins.

• Astoria, OregonRelated: A major earthquake there could trigger a tsunami affecting Astoria's low-lying waterfront.

• Juan de Fuca RidgeRelated: The plate created at the ridge eventually moves east into this subduction zone.

• Ring of FireBroader topic: A silent segment of the ring whose overdue rupture drives current risk policy.

• Olympic PeninsulaNarrower topic: Its tectonic forces helped raise the peninsula’s mountains and pose earthquake hazards.

• Mount HoodRelated: Its subduction supplies magma that feeds Mount Hood and other Cascade volcanoes.

• Slow earthquakeBroader topic: Recurring tremor and slow slip there provide a prominent natural laboratory for monitoring.

• American CordilleraBroader topic: It drives volcanism and mountain building in the cordillera’s Pacific Northwest.

• Cascade VolcanoesNarrower topic: This plate boundary supplies the tectonic setting and water-rich mantle melting behind the Cascade arc.