Lamonai (Dawson Strait Group) volcan

Lamonai is one of 3 volcanic centres of the Dawson Strait Group volcano. It is located on the SE end of Fergusson island inland from Sebutuia Bay. Lamonai volcano is a composite cone and has a steep-walled summit crater with strong thermal activity.
Rhyolitic lava flows are exposed on the NE side of the cone.

Introduction:

Dawson Strait Group volcano
from Smithsonian / GVP volcano information:
The Dawson Straits, located between eastern Fergusson and western Normanby Islands in the D'Entrecasteaux island group, contains a volcanic field with several volcanic centers that define a possible partly submerged caldera.
There have been no historical eruptions from this center, but morphology suggests an extremely young age for some lava flows, and the area displays vigorous thermal activity. The most prominent volcanic centers are Mounts Lamonai and Oiau, located about 10 km apart on the SW tip of Fergusson Island.

Lamonai (Dawson Strait Group) Photos:

Markus, George et Marco observent l'activité spectaculaire au Krakatau pendant la nuit du 6-7 juin 09. (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)	Volcano watchers on the rim of Yasur, above the active craters at night. (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)	Nous sommes le gel et épuisé, mais heureux et reconnaissants de ce que merveille de la nature nous avons été autorisés témoin. Il est temps de retourner à la civilisation...
La "Bombe Croute de Pain la Plus Belle du Monde" (TM) (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)	Groupe VolcanoDiscovery devant la bouche d'historique de Kilauea Iki. (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)	A larger group (one of those who only stay a few hours) has joined us for a little while... (Photo: Tom Pfeiffer)