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| Copahue volcanostratovolcano 2997 m / 9,833 ftChile/Argentina, -37.85°S / -71.17°W Current status: restless (2 out of 5) Copahue webcams / live data | Reports Copahue volcano videos Copahue volcano books Copahue volcano eruptions: 2015-16, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2001(?), 2000, 1992, 1961, 1937, 1867(?), 1759(?), 1750 Typical eruption style: explosive Last earthquakes nearby Latest satellite images   More on VolcanoDiscovery: Foto tour Santorini April 2017: A selection of images taken during our photo tour on Santorini. We offer customized small-group photography tours and workshops on the beautiful island of Santorini.  Dallol hot springs: One of the most bizarre landscapes on earth: Dallol is a vast and very active hydrothermal field creating a colorful array of hot springs, small geysers, salt towers, colorful lakes and ponds in the middle of the deepest part of the Danakil desert and the Karum salt lake.  Become a supporter: To continue to run this website full of free information about earthquakes and volcanoes to you, we also need to pay our developer, servers and in addition, we spend lots of our free time on it. If you enjoy it, we will greatly appreciate your support. If you like, you can send us a small donation.  Bromo volcano photos: Bromo is one of Indonesia's most visited volcanoes. It is the most active vent inside the huge Tengger caldera and erupts every few years. | |
