Santa Fe is a small, 200 m-high shield volcano forming part of Santa Fe Island in Ecuador's Galápagos Islands. Also listed as Barrington Island, it is the faulted remnant of an ancient volcano topped ...

On 10 April 1815, Tambora produced the largest eruption known on the planet during the past 10,000 years. The volcano erupted more than 50 cubic kilometers of magma. Caldera collapse at the end of the ...

Tungurahua is a 5,023 m stratovolcano in central Ecuador and one of the country's most active volcanoes. Baños lies about 8 km from its summit. Powerful historical eruptions have sent ash over ...

La Palma, at the northwestern end of Spain's Canary Islands, has two major volcanic centers. Activity during the past 7,000 years has concentrated along the younger Cumbre Vieja in the south, where ...

Ararat, also known as Agri Dagi or Buyuk Agri Dagi, is Türkiye's highest and largest-volume volcano, rising to 5,165 m. Its broad massif includes Greater Ararat and the smaller Kucuk Ararat about 11 ...

Tenerife is the largest volcanic complex in the Canary Islands, formed from multiple overlapping stratovolcanoes and associated vents. Teide rises to 3,715 m within the 10 x 17 km Las Cañadas caldera.

Taal volcano with its lake-filled 15x20 km wide Talisay (Taal) caldera is a beautiful caldera volcano, but also one of the most active and dangerous volcanoes of the Philippines. Taal has had some of ...

Tuzgle is a 5,486 m-high stratovolcano in the Northern Puna of northwestern Argentina, about 120 km east of the main Central Andean volcanic arc. Its history includes an ignimbrite eruption, lava-dome ...

The N-most island of the Eolian Islands is famous for its spectacular incandescent nighttime explosions, that have long attracted visitors from all over the world and brought the volcano the nickname ...

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 ...

Ulawun (also locally known as the "father" //commemt: Bamus being the "son") is a symmetrical large stratovolcano on New Britain Island. It rises majestically above the north coast of New Britain ...

Akagi, also catalogued as Akagisan, is a broad stratovolcano above the northern end of Japan's Kanto Plain. Its summit holds an elliptical 3 × 4 km caldera containing Lake Ono and several lava domes.