Mammoth Mountain volcano
Actualizado: 29 ene. 2023 10:01 GMT -
domos de lava 3369 m / 11,053 ft
California, USA, 37.63°N / -119.03°W
Current status: normal or dormant (1 out of 5)
California, USA, 37.63°N / -119.03°W
Current status: normal or dormant (1 out of 5)
Last update: 12 mar 2022 (occasional seismic swarms)
Mammoth Mountain is a lava-dome complex on the SW rim of Long Valley caldera, California. Despite its close geographic relation, it is believed that it has its own magma chamber different from the ones underlying Long Valley caldera and the Inyo craters.
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Erupciones del volcán Mammoth Mountain: 1260 ± 40 years
Latest nearby earthquakes
| Fecha / Hora | Revista / Prof. | Distancia/Ubicación | ||
| sábado, 28 enero 2023 GMT (1 sismo) | ||||
| 28 ene 2023 03:24 (GMT -8) (28 ene 2023 11:24 GMT) | 1.7 1.2 km | 2.8 km (1.7 mi) 4km WNW of Mammoth Lakes, CA | ||
| miércoles, 25 enero 2023 GMT (1 sismo) | ||||
| 24 ene 2023 23:48 (GMT -8) (25 ene 2023 07:48 GMT) | 2.6 6.5 km | 16 km (9.9 mi) 14 km al sureste de Mammoth Lakes, Condado de Mono County, California, Estados Unidos | ||
| domingo, 22 enero 2023 GMT (1 sismo) | ||||
| 22 ene 2023 06:19 (GMT -8) (22 ene 2023 14:19 GMT) | 1.9 6.9 km | 17 km (10.6 mi) 15 km al sureste de Mammoth Lakes, Condado de Mono County, California, Estados Unidos | ||
| sábado, 21 enero 2023 GMT (1 sismo) | ||||
| 21 ene 2023 02:31 (GMT -8) (21 ene 2023 10:31 GMT) | 1.9 6.3 km | 25 km (16 mi) 22 km al sureste de Mammoth Lakes, Condado de Mono County, California, Estados Unidos | ||
| lunes, 16 enero 2023 GMT (1 sismo) | ||||
| 15 ene 2023 19:43 (GMT -8) (16 ene 2023 03:43 GMT) | 2.6 5.9 km | 25 km (16 mi) 21 km al sureste de Mammoth Lakes, Condado de Mono County, California, Estados Unidos | ||
Background
The last eruption of the lava dome complex itself took place about 57,000 years ago. There are more than 35 vents fed by the same magma chamber, including Red Cones, two basaltic cinder cones SE of Mammoth Mountain and SE of Devils Postpile National Monument. The cones, whose name derives from their colorful upper scoria deposits, were radiocarbon dated at about 8900 years ago.Phreatic eruptions on the north side of Mammoth Mountain took place about 700 years ago. The recent unrest, including seismicity, gas emission, and tree kill, at the Long Valley caldera is thought to be related to a dike intrusion beneath Mammoth Mountain in 1989.
(Source: GVP)
See also: Sentinel hub | Landsat 8 | NASA FIRMS
