The Asosan volcano is located in Kyushu Japan. The Elevation is
about 2.7 km when erupting and 1592 m when just left standing. The
last time for this volcano to be active was February 11, 2014. The
material type that is expelled out of volcano Asosan is sulfur dioxide.
The West Eifel Volcanic Field volcano is located in Germany the
Elevation is about 600 m the volcano is in the Mediterranean and W
Asia region, and the Western Europe sub-region. The rock type is
Foidite. This volcano have the latitude and longitude of 50.17, 6.85.
About 230 eruptions have occurred during the past 730,000 years. The
latest eruptions formed the Ulmener, Pulvermaar, and Strohn maars
around the end of the Pleistocene and the beginning of the Holocene.
The Tair, Jebel at Since the beginning of an eruption of Jebel at
Tair on 30 September, the MODIS satellite detected thermal anomalies
over the island every day through the 4th December. According to a
news article, an eruption took place on December 4th and lava flows
intermittently occurred since September 30th. It is a Stratovolcano.
Located in Yemen. Region and sub-region Africa and Red Sea, Africa
(northeastern) and Red Sea.
The Rahat, Harrat volcano is in the Middle East and Indian Ocean
region and the Middle East (southern) sub region. The elevation of the
volcano is about 1744 m tall. It is mad out of Basalt / Picro-Basalt. The
last known eruption is 1256 CE. This volcano is found in Saudi Arabia
the latitude and longitude is 22.8 and 41.38.
The Zavodovskiis made up of Basalt / Picro-Basalt the latitude
and longitude is -56.67 and -27.57. It is in the Antarctica region and the
Antarctica and South Sandwich Islands sub region. The last known
eruption was 1819 CE the volcano is in the united kingdom.
The Thompson Island is in Norway. The latitude and longitude is 53.93 and 5.5. The height of the volcano is zero m. the last known
explosion is unknown. It is located in the Atlantic Ocean region and
the Atlantic Ocean (southern) sub region. They have No Data
(checked) for the rock typ.
The Askja is in Iceland and is in the Iceland and Arctic Ocean
region and the Iceland (northeastern) sub region. It stands about 1516
m high. It is made up of Basalt / Picro-Basalt and the latitude and
longitude is 65.03 and -16.75.