GVP volcano 341061 · no holder yet
Zitacuaro-Valle de Bravo
Zitacuaro-Valle de Bravo is a 3,500 m volcanic field in Mexico, last erupted around 3050 BCE.
- Type
- Volcanic field (cluster landform)
- Summit
- 3,500 m above sea level
- Rock
- Dacite
- Setting
- Subduction zone, continental, over 25 km
- Last eruption
- 3050 BCE
- Largest known
- VEI 0, non-explosive, 3050 BCE
- Eruptions
- 1 confirmed in the record
- Where
- 19.40°N 100.25°W · Mexico
- Region
- Trans-Mexican Volcanic Arc, Middle America-Caribbean Volcanic Regions
- Record
- Global Volcanism Program, volcano 341061
Not a hazard warning. For safety information follow the World Organization of Volcano Observatories (its directory lists the observatory for each country).