Halla is a 1,919-m shield volcano that makes up much of South Korea's Jeju (Cheju) Island, about 90 km south of the Korean Peninsula. Its broad flanks carry hundreds of basaltic cones, while a ...

Yotei, also listed as Yoteizan, is a strikingly symmetrical stratovolcano in Japan's Northeast Japan Volcanic Arc. It rises 1,898 m northwest of Toya caldera and has a broad summit crater above deeply ...

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Detailed info, map, data, reports, updates about this earthquake: Moderate mag. 4.9 earthquake - Sea of Japan, 148 km northwest of Nanao, Ishikawa-ken, Japan, on Monday, Nov 2, 2026, at 11:22 am (GMT ...

Information about Koksan-Singye volcano in North Korea, including background, a geologic summary, latest earthquakes, significant eruptions, images, and other resources.

Batu Tara is an isolated island stratovolcano in Indonesia's Flores Sea, about 50 km north of Lembata. Its first recorded eruption lasted from 1847 to at least August 1852, producing explosions and a ...

Ubinas is Peru's most active volcano, a 5,608 m stratovolcano about 70 km from Arequipa. Its summit is cut by a broad, deep crater, the source of repeated explosive eruptions documented since the 16th ...

Spurr is a 3,374 m stratovolcano in Alaska's Cook Inlet region, about 130 km west of Anchorage. Its summit dome stands within a broad, south-facing amphitheater left by the collapse of an older ...

Latest news about Stromboli volcano in Eolian Islands, Italy, with updates on volcanic activity and eruptions.

One of the most dramatic calderas of the Aleutian arc, the 10-km-wide Aniakchak caldera formed around 3,400 years ago during a voluminous eruption in which pyroclastic flows traveled more than 50 km N ...

Ambrym is a large basaltic volcano with a 12-km-wide caldera. It is not only one of the most active volcanoes of Vanuatu, but also in the world. Ambrym's caldera is a wide, impressive moon-like ...

Rishiri, also recorded as Rishirizan or Risiri, is a 1,721 m stratovolcano forming a rugged, 20-km-wide island west of northern Hokkaido, Japan. Volcanism began less than 200,000 years ago, but after ...