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East Zway volcanoFissure vents 1889 m / 6,197 ftEthiopia, 7.95°N / 38.93°E Current status: normal or dormant (1 out of 5) | Reports East Zway volcano books East Zway volcano eruptions: unknown, no recent eruptions Typical eruption style: unspecified Last earthquakes nearby Latest satellite images   Sentinel hub | Landsat 8 More on VolcanoDiscovery: Volcano & Earthquake news feeds: If you like to use RSS to access the latest news about volcanoes and earthquakes without needing to visit the site, have a look at our available news feeds!  Desert, Salt & Volcanoes: Experience one of the geologically most active areas on the planet: the Danakil desert in northern Ethiopia. Highlights include Erta Ale volcano with its active lava lake and Dallol hydrothermal fields offering a surreal landscape of colors, salt, geysers and springs.  Ethiopia and the Danakil: Ethiopia is a very diverse and beautiful country. Thanks to our numerous expeditions to Erta Ale and Dallol and beyond, we have an extensive collection of images showing the volcano's lava lake, the desert, the colorful hot springs of Dallol, the vast salt lakes, camel caravans and more.  Redating the Minoan eruption of Santorini: A 3600 y.o. fossil olive tree discovered in the Minoan pumice allows to refine the date of the Minoan eruption on Santorini to the 17th century B.C. | |
