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How Deep Is The Earths Crust Under Europe?

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How Deep Is The Earths Crust Under Europe?

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ScienceDaily (May 1, 2008) The Earth’s crust is, on global average around 40 kilometres deep. In relation to the total diameter of the Earth with approx. 12800 kilometres this appears to be rather shallow, but precisely these upper kilometres of the crust, the human habitat, is of special interest for us. Europe’s crust shows an astonishing diversity: for example the crust under Finland is as deep as one only expects for crust under a mountain range such as the Alps.

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