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Novarupta is a
volcano that was
formed in 1912,
located on the
Alaska Peninsula on a
slope of
Trident Volcano in
Katmai National Park and Preserve, about...
- in 1918 to
protect the area
around the
major 1912
volcanic eruption of
Novarupta,
which formed the
Valley of Ten
Thousand Smokes, a 40-square-mile (100 km2)...
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Preserve in
Alaska which is
filled with ash flow from the
eruption of
Novarupta on June 6–8, 1912.
Following the eruption,
thousands of
fumaroles vented...
- New
Guinea and
Novarupta volcano in
Alaska as well as at Chaitén and Cordón
Caulle volcanoes in
southern Chile. The
eruption of
Novarupta in 1912 was the...
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settled there, also
engaging in
hunting and fishing.[citation needed]
Novarupta is a
volcano 100
miles (160 km)
northwest of
Kodiak Island that erupted...
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explosive eruptions, but the
fragmentation mechanism differs. The 1912
Novarupta eruption and the 2003
Stromboli eruption both
exhibited a
transition between...
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Thousand Smokes, for example, was
formed during the 1912
eruption of
Novarupta in Alaska. Initially,
thousands of
fumaroles occurred in the
cooling ash...
- one of the
three largest eruptions of the 20th century,
after the 1912
Novarupta and 1991
Mount Pinatubo eruptions. It is also one of the five biggest...
- thick. Alaska's
Valley of Ten
Thousand Smokes,
formed by the
eruption of
Novarupta near
Katmai in 1912, is an
example of a
thick pyroclastic flow or ignimbrite...
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disasters in the 20th century: a
volcanic ashfall from the 1912
eruption of
Novarupta and a
tsunami from the 1964
Alaska earthquake.
After the
Alaska Purchase...
