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Tujle volcano
maar 3550+ m / 11,647 ft Northern Chile, Bolivia and Argentina, South America, -23.83°S / -67.95°WCurrent status : (probably) extinct (0 out of 5)
Typical eruption style : explosive
Tujle volcano eruptions : none in recent times
Last earthquakes nearby:
Time Mag. / Depth Distance Location
Mon, 8 Apr Mon, 8 Apr 18:12 UTC M 4 / 237 km 10 km ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
Sun, 7 Apr Sun, 7 Apr 19:11 UTC M 3.3 / 210 km 12 km ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
Wed, 3 Apr Wed, 3 Apr 20:02 UTC M 3.6 / 211 km 3 km ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
Wed, 3 Apr 15:30 UTC M 4.7 / 104.6 km 40 km 82km S of San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
Thu, 28 Mar Thu, 28 Mar 20:27 UTC M 3.6 / 215 km 12 km ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE
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Cerro Tujle volcano (also known as Cerro Tucle or Cerro Tugle) is a maar in northern Chile. The maar has a 60 m deep crater located SE of Salar de Atacama. Its age is unknown.