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Emperor of China

Volcano
The "Emperor of China" is an questionable submarine volcano in the western part of the Banda Sea and rises 1500 m above the sea floor. The mountain has a flat shield shape and there are unconfirmed reports about possible eruptions in 1927 and before 1927. (Source: GVP)
Volcano type submarine volcano (?) dormant
Location
Summit elevation -2850 m / -9,350 ft
Emperor of China volcano eruptions 1927 (?), 1893 (?)
Typical eruption style Explosive
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