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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-01320

Didicas volcano forms a small, 1.4-km wide island in the Philippines, north of Luzon Island.  Prior to 1952, when a lava dome formed, the volcano was submarine.  A 5-acre island was first seen on March 16; this June 17 view shows the new steaming lava dome.  Submarine eruptions were reported in 1773, during 1856-1860 (when an ephemeral island was formed), and around 1900.   From the collection of Maurice and Katia Krafft.

Didicas volcano forms a small, 1.4-km wide island in the Philippines, north of Luzon Island. Prior to 1952, when a lava dome formed, the volcano was submarine. A 5-acre island was first seen on March 16; this June 17 view shows the new steaming lava dome. Submarine eruptions were reported in 1773, during 1856-1860 (when an ephemeral island was formed), and around 1900.

From the collection of Maurice and Katia Krafft.

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Didicas