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Cerro Hudson
Cerro Hudson is a 1,905 m stratovolcano in Chile, erupting as recently as 2011.
- Type
- Stratovolcano (composite landform)
- Summit
- 1,905 m above sea level
- Rock
- Basalt / Picro-Basalt
- Setting
- Subduction zone, continental, over 25 km
- Last eruption
- 2011
- Largest known
- VEI 6, colossal, 1890 BCE
- Eruptions
- 15 confirmed in the record
- Where
- 45.90°S 72.97°W · Chile
- Region
- Southern Andean Volcanic Arc, South America Volcanic Regions
- Record
- Global Volcanism Program, volcano 358057
Not a hazard warning. For safety information follow the World Organization of Volcano Observatories (its directory lists the observatory for each country).