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News no news in this list. to top Arintica volcano stratovolcano 5597 m / 18,363 ft Northern Chile, Bolivia and Argentina, South America, -18.73°S / -69.05°W Current status: (probably) extinct (0 out of 5) [show map] [hide map] [enlarge map] Typical eruption style: explosive Arintica volcano eruptions: none in recent time Last earthquakes nearby: Time Mag. / Depth Distance Location Sat, 8 Jun Sat, 8 Jun 08:40 UTC M 3.1 / 107 km 44 km TARAPACA, CHILE Sat, 8 Jun 03:14 UTC M 3 / 106 km 43 km TARAPACA, CHILE Sat, 25 May Sat, 25 May 19:34 UTC M 3.1 / 112.7 km 40 km 76 km al NO de Colchane. Arintica volcano is a stratovolcano in the Arica y Parinacota region of Chile near the border with Bolivia. There are no known Holocene eruptions, and the volcano might be extinct, although little is known about it.

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