Tate-yama

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Tate-yama Vulkan

Schichtvulkan 2621 m / 8,599 ft
Honshu, Japan, 36.57°N / 137.59°E
Aktueller Status: nicht aktiv (1 von 5)

Typische Aktivität: phreatic explosions
Ausbrüche des Tate-yama: 1858 (?), 1839
Tate-yama Vulkan Fotos

Letzte Erdbeben in der Nähe:

Zeit	Mag. / Tiefe	Distance	Ort
Sun, 19 May
Sun, 19 May 12:31 UTC	M 1 / 16 km	22 km	長野県北部 (The northern part of Nagano Prefecture)
Sun, 19 May 12:30 UTC	M 1.2 / 16 km	22 km	長野県北部 (The northern part of Nagano Prefecture)
Sun, 19 May 12:11 UTC	M 1 / 16 km	22 km	長野県北部 (The northern part of Nagano Prefecture)
Sun, 19 May 12:05 UTC	M 0.8 / 16 km	22 km	長野県北部 (The northern part of Nagano Prefecture)
Sun, 19 May 12:02 UTC	M 0.6 / 15 km	22 km	長野県北部 (The northern part of Nagano Prefecture)

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Tate-yama volcano is located in the southeastern area of Toyama Prefecture, Japan. It is surrounded by high peaks of the North Japan Alps and named for the granite-and-gneiss peak of Tate-yama (立山), which lies immediately to the east and forms one of the tallest peaks in the Hida Mountains at 3,015 m (9,892 ft). Tate-yama, along with Mount Fuji and Mount Haku, it is one of Japan's "Three Holy Mountains".

Beschreibung:

Tate-yama volcano is a dissected andesitic-to-dacitic stratovolcano. It contains a 4 km wide caldera is believed to be the result of erosion rather than collapse. Inside the caldera, repeated eruptions of lava and pyroclastics formed the Midagahara plateau that was later dissected by the Yu-kawa river.
Eruptions in the past 10,000 years have been restricted to small phreatic explosions that formed craters. A minor historical eruption occurred in the 19th century. An earthquake swarm took place in 1990. Hot springs occur in seven locations on the floor of the poorly defined erosional caldera.
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Source: Tate-yama volcano information (Smithsonian / GVP)

Tate-yama Fotos:

Der komplexe Marum Krater links mit seinem aktiven Lavasee links und dem Hauptkrater Mbwelesu rechts unten, und in der Bildmitte, angrenzend an den Marum, der Niri Mbwele...	Der Komplex des Marum Kraters mit seinem Unterkratern und Einsturzkratern: Mbwelesu (l), Marum's Westkrater mit dem aktiven Lavasee (lo), der rauchende Niri Mbwelesu (m),...	Der unbewachsene Gipfelkegel des Lopevi Stratovulkans (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)
stromboli_i58004-annotated.jpg (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)	san_miguel_cede_citates_01.jpg (c)	Not much shade on the trail, and it is hot. A break is welcome on the 2 hours trek to the campsite. The last part is more exhausting, as it is over irregular, partly vege...

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