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Mount Adams volcanostratovolcano 3742 m / 12,277 ftWashington, USA (mainland exept Alaska), 46.21°N / -121.49°W Current status: normal or dormant (1 out of 5)| Reports Mount Adams volcano books Mount Adams volcano eruptions: 950(?), 200(?), 300 BC (?), 400 BC (?), 550 BC ± 1000, 1850 BC, 2650 BC ± 300, 2950 BC ± 100, 3250 BC ± 300, 3550 BC (?), 3800 BC ± 1000, 4050 BC ± 500, 4550 BC (?), 5150 BC ± 500, 7050 BC ± 1000 Typical eruption style: Explosive / effusive Last earthquakes nearby Latest satellite images  
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