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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-11771

Peter I Island, located in the Bellingshausen Sea opposite Ellsworth Land, is seen here from the north showing the Lars Christiansen Peak. This volcanic island has a steep coastline and is more dissected on the northern side, with a broader more gentle slope to the south. The most recent dated activity occurred about 100,000 years ago. Photo by Melvin Vye, 2006.

Peter I Island, located in the Bellingshausen Sea opposite Ellsworth Land, is seen here from the north showing the Lars Christiansen Peak. This volcanic island has a steep coastline and is more dissected on the northern side, with a broader more gentle slope to the south. The most recent dated activity occurred about 100,000 years ago.

Photo by Melvin Vye, 2006.

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Peter I Island