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Iwaki volcan

stratovolcan 1625 m / 5,331 ft
Honshu, Japon, 40.65°N / 140.31°E
Condition actuelle: en sommeil (1 sur 5)

Style éruptif tipique: Explosive
Eruptions du volcan Iwaki: 1863, 1856 (?), 1848 (?), 1845, 1844, 1833 (?), 1807 (?), 1800, 1794 (?), 1793 (?), 1790, 1783 (?), 1782-83, 1782 (?), 1769?, 1709 (?), 1694 (?), 1672 (?), 1618, 1605 (?), 1604, 1600, 1600, 1597 (?), 1597 (?), 550 BC ± 500, 1050 BC (?), 4050 BC (?), 8050 BC (?)
Derniers séismes proches:

Time	Mag. / Depth	Distance	Location
Thu, 13 Jun
Thu, 13 Jun 02:29 UTC	M 1 / 17 km	16 km	青森県津軽北部 (Tsugaru, Aomori Pref.)
Tue, 11 Jun
Tue, 11 Jun 12:18 UTC	M 1.3 / 143 km	25 km	秋田県内陸北部 (Akita Prefecture)
Mon, 10 Jun
Mon, 10 Jun 14:35 UTC	M 0.4 / 5 km	25 km	青森県津軽南部 (Tsugaru, Aomori Pref.)
Sun, 9 Jun
Sun, 9 Jun 20:50 UTC	M 1.4 / 18 km	20 km	秋田県内陸北部 (Akita Prefecture)
Sun, 9 Jun 20:49 UTC	M 0.8 / 18 km	19 km	秋田県内陸北部 (Akita Prefecture)

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Iwaki volcano is a large symmetrical stratovolcano and the NW-most active volcano in Honshu, Japan. Because of its shape, it has been called the Fuji-san of the Tsugaru district.
Iwaki contains a 2-km-wide summit crater which is filled by a lava dome flanked by 6explosion craters. 3 lava domes are found on the western and southern flanks of the andesitic volcano. Historical eruptions have been reported at Iwaki since 1600 AD and have consisted primarily of small-to-moderate phreatic explosions.

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