Vulkane in Honduras (9 Vulkane)
Cerro Calanterique |Cerro de Hule |Cerro Gavilantepeque |El Pedregal |Isla El Tigre |Isla Zacate |Montaña de Izopo |Utila |Yojoa| Cerro Calanterique (Lava cone) | [mehr] |
| Cerro de Hule (Shield) | [mehr] |
| Cerro Gavilantepeque (Shield) | [mehr] |
| El Pedregal (Shield) | [mehr] |
| Isla El Tigre (Schichtvulkan) | Isla El Tigre volcano is a small basaltic stratovolcano that forms the small, 5-km-wide island of the same name. It is located across a narrow 2-km-wide strait south of Isla Zacate Grande in the Gulf of Fonseca, Honduras. It is the southernmost volcano of Honduras and probably st... [mehr] |
| Isla Zacate (Schichtvulkan) | Isla Zacate volcano (or Isla Zacate Grande) is a stratovolcano that forms a low 7 x 10 km wide island in southern Honduras separated by a narrow strait from and surrounded by the Gulf of Fonseca and Chismuyo Bay. The mainly basaltic volcano is strongly eroded with deep ero... [mehr] |
| Montaña de Izopo (Shield(s)) | [mehr] |
| Utila (pyroklastischen Kegel) | Utila volcano is a volcanic vent that has produced a small lava flow and pyroclastic cones on the small island of Utila in the Carribean Sea off the north coast of Honduras. [mehr] |
| Yojoa (vulkanische Gebiet) | Yojoa volcano is a volcanic field at the northern end of Lake Yojoa, in southern Honduras. The volcanic field consists of Pleistocene-to-Holocene scoria cones, pit craters and lava flows, the longest of which extends north to the village of Río Lindo. [mehr] |
