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Aetna
(Encyclopedia)Aetna, volcano: see Etna, Italy.Huaynaputina
(Encyclopedia)Huaynaputina, volcano, 15,912 ft (4,850 m) high, Moquegua region, S Peru, in the central Andes. A stratovolcano, it lies on the W rim of the Río Tambo canyon and has several ash cones within its crat...Fuego
(Encyclopedia)Fuego fwēˈgō [key] [Span.,=volcano of fire], active volcano, 12,346 ft (3,763 m) high, S central Guatemala, near the colonial city of Antigua Guatemala. One of Central America's most active volcan...Surtsey
(Encyclopedia)Surtsey, volcanic island, c.1.25 sq mi (3.2 sq km), S of Iceland in Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands). The island was formed by the eruption (Nov., 1963) of Sutur, an underwater volcano named for a gia...Api Siau
(Encyclopedia)Api Siau, volcano, Indonesia: see Karangetang. ...Nyamulagira
(Encyclopedia)Nyamulagira, volcano, Congo (Kinshasa): see Nyamuragira. ...Quizapú
(Encyclopedia)Quizapú, volcano, Chile: see Cerro Azul. ...Santiaguito
(Encyclopedia)Santiaguito, volcano, Guatemala: see Santa María. ...Rinjani, Mount
(Encyclopedia)Rinjani, Mount, volcano, Indonesia: see Lombok. ...Grande Soufrière, La
(Encyclopedia)Grande Soufrière, La, volcano, Guadeloupe: see Soufrière. ...Browse by Subject
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