Volcan Almolonga and Cerro Quemado, Guatemala

Volcan Cerro Quemado with most recent lava flow in the foreground. Image courtesy Guatemala.com

Usu, Nakajima and the Toya Caldera, Hokkaido, Japan (Hokkaido 1)

Panoramic photo of Lake Toya and Toya Caldera looking west. Nakajima Island(s) are located in the lake in the right portion of the image. Usu volcano is left of the lake straddling the land between the lake to the right and the ocean to the left. Image courtesy Toya-Usu UNESCO Global Geopark

Dome Inflation at Kikai Caldera, Japan

Satsuma Iojima Island on the rim of the Kikai Caldera. Iojima rhyolite dome is at the upper right. Inamura scoria cone is midway between the peninsula at the lower right and Iojima. Photo courtesy Getty via The Sun. https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/5572129/underwater-supervolcano-eruption-kill-100-million-people-japan-lava-dome-science/

Mount Unzen Dome Complex

Mount Unzen from the west. Looking over Fugen-dake dome toward the east. http://рчц-дфо.рф/unzen-japan.php

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