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The Rocky Mountains were formed between 80 and 35 million years ago by what is called the Laramide orogeny. Basically the oceanic crust got pushed under the continâ¦ental crust and large landforms were crated. Over millions of years, erosion sculpted the mountains into what we see today.
Rocky Mountains. 1  The Rocky Mountains represent the subduction and collision of an old oceanic plate with the west coast of North America. 2  The growth of the Rocky Mountains (also known as Laramide orogeny) has been one of the most perplexing of geologic puzzles. Normally, mountain building is focused 200-400 miles inland from a subduction zone boundary.