- than 700
stratovolcanoes have
erupted lava
during the
Holocene Epoch (the last 11,700 years), and many older, now extinct,
stratovolcanoes erupted lava...
- A list of
stratovolcanoes follows below.
Eboga stratovolcano Little Mount Cameroon Mount Cameroon Mount Oku
Mount Nyiragongo, Goma;
designated as a Decade...
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explosive eruption of
stratovolcanoes has
historically posed the
greatest volcanic hazard to civilizations. The
lavas of
stratovolcanoes are
higher in silica...
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located in the Ring of Fire. Many of
these subaerial volcanoes are
stratovolcanoes (e.g.
Mount St. Helens),
formed by
explosive eruptions of
tephra alternating...
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Central Java)
Mount Wilis Stratovolcano Kelut Stratovolcano Kawi-Butak
Stratovolcanoes Arjuno-Welirang
Stratovolcano Penanggungan Stratovolcano Malang Plain...
- The most
important types of
volcanic mountain are
composite cones or
stratovolcanoes and
shield volcanoes. A
shield volcano has a
gently sloping cone because...
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eastern sector, all
stratovolcanoes are
found within the
volcanic front. One
exception to the
location of
these stratovolcanoes is the
Colima volcanic...
- arc
Coordinates 21°45′54″N 143°42′36″E / 21.765°N 143.71°E / 21.765; 143.71
Country United States Geology Type
Stratovolcanoes Last
eruption 1959...
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stands at a
height of 2,920
meters (9,580 feet)
above sea level,.
Stratovolcanoes, also
referred to as
composite volcanoes, are the "iconically" conical-shaped...
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Obsidian flows are common.
Intermediate lavas tend to form
steep stratovolcanoes, with
alternating beds of lava from
effusive eruptions and
tephra from...
