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News no news in this list. to top La Gomera volcano shield volcano 1309 m Canary Islands, Spain, 28.12°N / -17.24°W Current status: (probably) extinct (0 out of 5) [show map] [hide map] [enlarge map] Typical eruption style: effusive La Gomera volcano eruptions: more than 2 million years ago Last earthquakes nearby: No recent earthquakes Time Mag. / Depth Distance Location La Gomera is one of the most beautiful of the volcanic Canarians. It is a heavily eroded ocean island shield volcano. Although it is the 3rd youngest of the Canarian island, it is already extinct. It stopped erupting about 3 million years ago.

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