The Caribbean Plate is a tectonic plate located beneath the Caribbean Sea and parts of Central America. It is bordered by several other plates, including the North American Plate to the north and the South American Plate to the south. This plate is known for its geological activity, including earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, due to the movement of the surrounding plates. The Caribbean Plate plays a significant role in shaping the geography of the region. It is home to various islands, such as Cuba, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico, which are formed by volcanic activity and tectonic uplift. Understanding the dynamics of the Caribbean Plate is essential for studying natural disasters and the region's geological history.