Airborne view of Mount Hakone volcano. Lake Ashi in the foreground. Image courtesy Wiki
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Nevado del Ruiz with steam plume. Image courtesy Infographic Vennpage.com, Feb 2017
Nevado del Ruiz (also known as La Mesa de Herveo or Volcan Ruiz) is a massive active stratovolcano located some 129 km west of Bogota, Columbia. Its summit is covered with large glaciers. It is locally known as the ‘sleeping lion’, meaning that the locals remember and respect its danger.
Bayonnaise Rocks. Aerial photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons, 2015
Mount Longonot most recent caldera (pit crater) with line of pyroclastic craters down flank fissure on the north. Massive lava flow on the flank visible on the lower left of the photo. Image courtesy Lonely Planet
Breached caldera and active cone at Galeras looking to the south. Image courtesy LeChaudron de Vulcain, Oct 2019
NASA Landsat image of Little Sitkin island. Image courtesy SJ Smith via AVO, 2001
Annotated Voyager 2 photo of active nitrogen geysers on Triton. Photo taken on Voyager 2 1989 flyby of Neptune and Triton. Photo courtesy NASA JPL via Nitrogen Gas blog, 2017
Mount Suswa from the rim of the oldest caldera. Image courtesy African Spice Safaris
Annotated satellite image of Mono-Inyo Craters. Mammoth Mountain dome domplex is at the bottom of the image. Mono Lake is at the top. Long Valley is to the east (right) of Mammoth Mountain. Image courtesy Wikipedia Mono-Inyo Craters
Annotated topographic map of Akan caldera, caldera lake, and post-caldera volcanoes. Lake Kussharo is off the image at the upper right. Image courtesy Plate Tectonic Narod.ru.
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