Sousaki Volcano

The Sousaki volcano is an area with about 2-4 former eruption centers. Probably mainly hydrothermal and phreatic eruptions, about 1-3 Mi. years before today. It is the north-western part of the Cycladic arch of the active Greek volcanoes. The earthquakes of 1997 of 3-4 R had as a result the uprising magma in higher areas of the earth crust. So future activities are possible, even there have been no historic eruptions been reported. Also the area around the volcano is stressed by many fault systems that are a cause of high seismic activity in the area of Gerania mountains and the Loutraki thermal spings are probably also connected to the "Sousaki magma chamber". The area is controlled by the Greek Geological Instistute IGME.

Latest nearby earthquakes

Fecha / Hora	Revista / Prof.	Distancia / Ubicación
15 may 16:08 (Athens)	1.2 7.6 km		15 km al suroeste de Corintia, Corinthia, Peloponnese, Grecia	Más
domingo, 12 mayo 2024 GMT (1 sismo)
12 may 15:58 (Athens)	2.0 89 km	18 km al sur	9 Km E from Sofiko	Más
jueves, 9 mayo 2024 GMT (1 sismo)
9 may 21:53 (Athens)	2.3 50 km	25 km al noroeste	Greece	Más
miércoles, 8 mayo 2024 GMT (1 sismo)
8 may 10:12 (Athens)	2.4 5 km	9.2 km al norte	Greece	Más
sábado, 4 mayo 2024 GMT (2 sismos)
4 may 10:41 (Athens)	2.0 8.7 km	31 km al noreste	3 Km SSW from Plataies	Más
4 may 06:08 (Athens)	1.4 16 km		Ionian Sea, 20 km al noroeste de Corintia, Corinthia, Peloponnese, Grecia	Más