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Kurose Hole volcano

submarine volcano -107 m / - 351 ft
Izu Islands, Japan, 33.4°N / 139.68°E
Current status: dormant (1 out of 5)
Typical eruption style: explosive
Kurose Hole volcano eruptions: unknown
Last earthquakes nearby:
TimeMag. / DepthDistanceLocation
Tue, 21 May
Tue, 21 May 00:43 UTCM 2.7 / 141 km29 km八丈島近海 (Near hachijojima island)
Sun, 19 May
Sun, 19 May 00:53 UTCM 1.9 / 40 km22 km八丈島近海 (Near hachijojima island)
Thu, 16 May
Thu, 16 May 21:00 UTCM 2.3 / 37 km30 km八丈島近海 (Near hachijojima island)
Tue, 7 May
Tue, 7 May 21:57 UTCM 2.1 / 83 km44 km八丈島東方沖 (E off hachijojima)
Fri, 3 May
Fri, 3 May 10:34 UTCM 2.6 / 33 km30 km八丈島近海 (Near hachijojima island)
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Kuruse Hole is a submarine circular caldera located between Mikurajima and Hachijojima in the Izu Islands chain. The caldera is 600-760 deep and 5–7 km wide. A flat-topped rim of a probable somma (pre-caldera cone) rises to within 107 m of the sea surface.
Large amounts of dacitic pumice were recovered from dredges along the inner caldera wall. Kurose caldera seems to be young, based on its morphology, but the age of its most recent eruption is unknown.


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