List of volcanoes

The following is a list of active and extinct volcanoes:

Table of contents

1 On Earth 1.1 Antarctica 1.2 Argentina 1.3 Canada 1.4 Canary Islands 1.5 Comoros 1.6 Costa Rica 1.7 Dominica 1.8 El Salvador 1.9 France 1.10 Germany 1.11 Greece 1.12 Iceland 1.13 Indonesia 1.14 Italy 1.15 Japan 1.16 Kenya 1.17 La Réunion 1.18 Mexico 1.19 Montserrat 1.20 Netherlands Antilles 1.21 New Zealand 1.22 Norway 1.23 Philippines 1.24 Russia 1.25 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1.26 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 1.27 Tanzania 1.28 Tristan da Cunha 1.29 Turkey 1.30 USA 2 On Mars 3 Elsewhere in the solar system 4 In Fictional Literature 5 External links

On Earth

Antarctica

• Mount Erebus
• Deception Island

Argentina

• Mount Aconcagua (disputed)

Canada

• Anahim Volcanic Belt
  • Nazko Cone
• Chilcotin Plateau Basalts
• Garibaldi Volcanic Belt
  • Mount Garibaldi
  • Mount Meager
  • Mount Price
• Stikine Volcanic Belt
  • Mount Edziza
  • Eve Cone
  • Hoodoo Mountain
  • Lava Fork
  • Pyramid Dome
  • Tseax Cone
  • Volcano Mountain
  • Volcano Mountain East
  • Williams Cone
• Wells Gray-Clearwater Volcanic Field
  • Hyalo Ridge
  • Whitehorse Bluffs
  • Pyramid Mountain
• Wrangell Volcanic Belt

Canary Islands

• Tenerife

Comoros

• Le Kartala (2316 m - active)

Costa Rica

• Arenal (1657 m - active)
• Irazu (3432 m - active)
• Miravalles
• Orosi
• Poás (2708 m - active)
• Rincon de la Vieja (1916 m - complex)
• Turrialba

Dominica

• Valley of Desolation
• Morne Patates
• Morne Diablotin
• Morne au Diable

El Salvador

• Izalco

France

• Mt. Pelée, on Martinique
• Puy le Dome

Germany

• Rhön Mountains
• Vogelsberg Mountains

Greece

• Santorini

Iceland

• Hekla
• Kollóttadyngja
• Surtsey
• Heimaey and Eldfell

Indonesia

• Krakatoa, Rakata
• Mount Agung, Bali
• Mount Tambora, Sumbava
• Toba
• Volcanoes of Java island (38)
  • Papandayang
  • Galoen-gong
  • Mount Merapia
  • Tangkuban Prahu

Italy

• Ischia
• Mount Etna (active)
• Stromboli (active)
• Mount Vesuvius
• Vulcano
• Vulcanello
• see also: Active Italian Volcanos

Japan

• Mt. Fuji

Kenya

• Mount Kenya

La Réunion

• Piton de la Fournaise (active)
• Piton des Neiges (extinct)

Mexico

• Popocatepetl
• Paracutin

Montserrat

• Soufriere Hills

Netherlands Antilles

• Saba

New Zealand

• Rangitoto Island and various cones in Auckland
• In the Taupo volcanic zone [1]
  • Cones
    • Mount Ruapehu
    • Mount Tongariro
    • Mount Ngaruruhoe
    • Tauhara
    • Waiotapu
    • Mount Tarawera (part of the Okataina caldera)
    • Kawerau
    • White Island
  • Caldera
    • Lake Taupo
    • Okataina
    • Lake Rotorua
• Mount Taranaki (formerly Egmont)
• Lyttelton and Akaroa on Banks Peninsula

Norway

• Bouvetoya

Philippines

• Apo
• Arayat
• Banahaw
• Biliran
• Bulusan
• Canlaon
• Hibok-hibok
• Isarog
• Iriga
• Mayon
• Makiling
• Matumtum
• Pinatubo
• Ragang
• Taal

Russia

• Klyuchevskaya Sopka
• Bezymianny

Saint Kitts and Nevis

• Mount Misery
• Nevis Peak
• The Quill

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

• Soufriere volcano (1,234 m, active)

Tanzania

• Mount Kilimanjaro

Tristan da Cunha

• Queen Mary's Peak

Turkey

• Mount Ararat

USA

• Bogoslof
• Crater Lake or Mount Mazama, Oregon
• Craters of the Moon, Idaho
• Devil's Tower, Wyoming (extinct)
• East Maui Volcano or Haleakala, Hawaii
• Hualalai, Hawaii
• Kilauea, Hawaii
• Loihi, Hawaii
• Long Valley Caldera
• Mauna Loa, Hawaii
• Mauna Kea, Hawaii
• Mount Baker, Washington
• Mount Hood, Oregon
• Mount Rainier, Washington
• Mount Shasta, California
• Mount St. Helens, Washington
• Mount Tapochau, Saipan
• Newberry Caldera, Oregon
• Novarupta, Alaska
• Sunset Crater, Arizona
• Three Sisters, Oregon
• Yellowstone caldera

On Mars

• Olympus Mons

• Arsia Mons

• Pavonis Mons
• Ascraeus Mons

Elsewhere in the solar system

• Many on Io, a moon of the planet Jupiter, that are believed to eject sulfur or possibly sulfur dioxide.
• Many on Triton, a moon of the planet Neptune, that are believed to eject liquid nitrogen, dust, or methane compounds.

See also: Pacific Ring of Fire, List of mountains

In Fictional Literature

• Mount Doom, or Orodruin, a fictional volcano in Mordor, from J. R. R. Tolkien's universe of Middle-earth.

External links

• Volcano World