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The largest volcano in the universe:
Olympus Mons: The Largest Volcano in the Solar System The largest volcano in the Solar System and the largest mountain in the Solar System are one in the same
The Largest volcano in earth:
1.Ojos del Salado (The biggest)
Elevation: 22,615 feet
Location: Chile
Last Eruption: 700
Status: Active
Did You Know?
Ojos del Salado is located right near the Atacama Desert, which contributes to its dryness. However, despite its proximity to the desert, this volcano can still gather snow at its peaks during all seasons.
2.Nevado Coropuna
Elevation: 21,079 feet
Location: Peru
Last Eruption: Pleistocene Epoch (The Ice Age)
Status: Dormant, Potentially Active
Did You Know?
The exceptionally old layers of rock and mineral deposits around Nevado Coropuna provide scientists with important information regarding the Pleistocene Epoch.
3.Chimborazo
Elevation: 20,702 feet
Location: Ecuador
Last Eruption: 640
Status: Active
Did You Know?
Chimborazo is estimated to have collapsed around 35,000 years ago, based on the estimated age of pyroclastic flow found directly above the avalanche of the debris caused by the cave-in.
4.El Misti
Elevation: 19,101 feet
Location: Peru
Last Eruption: 1985
Status: Dormant
Did You Know?
El Misti makes an appearance in the art and poetry of the Incas, leading people to believe that it held spiritual significance in their culture.
5.
Guagua Pichincha Volcano
Elevation: 15,696 feet
Location: Ecuador
Last Eruption: 2008
Status: Active
Did You Know?
The Guagua Pichincha volcano is located close to Quito, the capital of Ecuador, and is a popular attraction for locals and visitors alike.
6.Klyuchevskaya Sopka
Elevation: 15,584 feet
Location: Russia
Last Eruption: 2007
Status: Active
Did You Know?
People used to be more willing to climb and investigate Klyuchevskaya Sopka, but the frequent activity of the volcano has caused expeditionists to be more cautious during recent decades. People have not ventured up the mountainside since the 1930’s.
7.Mount Shasta
Elevation: 14,180 feet
Location: California, USA
Last Eruption: 1786
Status: Active
Did you know?
This astounding, beautiful volcano has long been considered sacred by Native American people, and has become the center of other spiritual beliefs as well.
8.Volcán Tajumulco
Elevation: 13,845 feet
Location: Guatemala
Last Eruption: 1863
Status: Dormant
Did You Know?
The area surrounding is rather sparsely populated, with the nearest town being the city of San Marcos.
9.Cerro Azul
Elevation: 12,428 feet
Location: Chile
Last Eruption: 1967
Status: Active
Did You Know?
On the west flank of Cerro Azul lie the three scoria vents known as La Resoloma Craters.
10.Haleakalā (The less biggest volcano but still one of the most biggest)
Elevation: 10,023 feet
Location: Hawaii, USA
Last Eruption: 1790
Status: Dormant
Did You Know?
The rim of this beautiful volcano rests above the clouds, giving lucky hikers the opportunity to experience the Brocken Spectre phenomenon.
More information about volcanoes:
The most active volcano:
Sakurajima
The most active volcano in the world is Sakurajima. It is Located in Kyusha, Japan
Most Dangerous Volcano:(less dangerous but still one of the most dangerous volcano to the most dangerous volcano)
10.Mount Cameroon, Cameroon
9.Aira Caldera, Japan
8. Mayon, Philippines
7. Taal, Philippines
6. Nevado Del Ruiz, Colombia
5.Mount Pelée, Martinique
4.Michoacan-Guanajuato, Mexico
3.Iwo Jima, Japan
2. Krakatao, Indonesia
1.Mount Tambora, Indonesia
Done You're welcome by the way I kinda don't believe that Mayon is one of the most dangerous
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