Zhupanovsky Volcano
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| Location | ||||||||||
Zhupanovsky volcanic ridge frames the Nalychevo Valley from the north. Its located about 40 km to the north from Avachinsky and Koryaksky volcanoes.
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| Form and structure | ||||||||||
This is a complex volcano edifice, composed of four merged cones of stratovolcanoes of similar ages and structures. |
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| Composition | ||||||||||
| Basalts, andesibasalts, andesites, dacites. | ||||||||||
| Age | ||||||||||
| Upper Pleistocene-Holocene | ||||||||||
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| Aviation color code |
GREEN |
| Last VONA/KVERT Releases |
| Hazard synopsis |
There are possibly explosive and explosive-effusive eruptions of the volcano. The volcano could constitute a potential hazard to international and low-flying aircraft.
Ash falls possible at: Paratunka (90 km to the south-west from the volcano) Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky (70 km to the south-south-west) Yelizovo (70 km to the south-west) |
| Monitoring status |
seismic, satellite
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| Eruptions |
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2017/9/16
2014/6/6 – 2016/11/20
2013/10/21 – 2013/10/24
1956/12/27 – 1957/7
1939/11/30 – 1940/2
1929
1925
1882
1776/10
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