Volcano list
Coleman Seamount
(Volcan sous-marin unknown depth)Cook
(Volcan sous-marin unknown depth)Gallego
(champ volcanique 1000 m / 3,281 ft)Kana Keoki
(Volcan sous-marin -700 m / -2,297 ft)Studies from the 1960s have shown that the dacitic volcano is an active volcano, that forms a 3000 m high seamount on the Ghizo Ridge south of the plate margin between the... [informations]
Kavachi
(Volcan sous-marin -20 m / -66 ft)
Kavachi erupting on May 14, 2000 (image: NOAA)
Kolombangara
(stratovolcan 1,768 m / 5,801 ft)
Kolombangara Island in the Solomon Islands. The summit caldera is clearly visible. (NASA satellite image)
Its name in local language roughly translated to "Water Lord", ref... [informations]
Maetambe
(Unknown 960 m / 3150 ft)Mbareke
(Stratovolcano 500 m / 1640 ft)Nggatokae
(Stratovolcano 840 m / 2756 ft)Nonda
(stratovolcan 760+ m / 2,493 ft)
Vella Lavella Island (left center) in the New Georgia Islands in the Solomon Islands chain. North lies to the upper left in this NASA Space Shuttle image. Nonda volcano, the youngest volcanic feature of Vella Lavella Island, is a lava dome located within a well-preserved crater in the northern part of the island. The Paraso thermal area, the small light-colored area at the upper left-center portion of the island, displays solfataras, hot springs, and boiling mud pots. Kolombangara Island is at the upper right. (NASA Space Shuttle image ISS002-727A-2, 2001)
There are no confirmed historical eruptions, but inhabitants reported "smoke" and explos... [informations]
Rendova
(Stratovolcano 1050 m / 3445 ft)Savo
(stratovolcan 485 m / 1,591 ft)The volcano contains a shallow, elliptical 1x1.5 km wide summit crater.
Savo volcano has had dangerous explosive eruptions in th... [informations]
Simbo
(stratovolcans 335 m / 1,099 ft)Simbo Island is famous for its head-hunter tribe discovered in the 19th century. This unple... [informations]
Tinakula
(stratovolcan 851 m / 2,792 ft)
The northern side of Tinakula volcano with its "Sciara del Fuoco" below the crater at the right. Photo by Donn Tolia, 2002 (Geological Survey of the Solomon Islands, courtesy of CSIRO)
unnamed
(Volcan sous-marin -240 m / -787 ft)In 1992 thermal plumes were detected from one of its 2 summit craters. [informations]