According to the United States Geological Survey, there is no place on Earth that is completely free from earthquakes. However, some places are less likely to experience earthquakes than others. Here are some places that have a lower risk of earthquakes:

• Florida and North Dakota: These are the states with the fewest earthquakes in the United States.

• Antarctica: This continent has the least earthquakes of any continent, but small earthquakes can still occur anywhere in the world.

• Qatar: This small nation is considered the most common entry on every list of countries with the lowest risk of natural disasters.

• Malta: In the last five centuries, Malta has had only seven earthquakes.

• Saudi Arabia: This country has not seen any major earthquakes or landslides in the past decade.

• Barbados: This Caribbean island has relatively low seismic activity.

• Finland: Earthquakes in Finland are relatively weak, with their magnitudes usually ranging between 0-4 on the Richter Scale. Finland also doesnt have any active volcanoes to worry about.

• Norway: This Nordic country didnt experience any intense or dangerous seismic activity in the last ten years.

• Sweden: Earthquake activity is sporadic and unusual in Sweden.

Its important to note that earthquakes can occur anywhere in the world, even in places with a lower risk of seismic activity.