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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-01715

A possible new crater about 6 km SE of the summit of Patah volcano was observed by the pilot of a British cargo aircraft in 1989 in an area commonly obscured by clouds. Two small plumes were observed rising from the 150-m-wide crater. Photo by Michael Savill, 1989.

A possible new crater about 6 km SE of the summit of Patah volcano was observed by the pilot of a British cargo aircraft in 1989 in an area commonly obscured by clouds. Two small plumes were observed rising from the 150-m-wide crater.

Photo by Michael Savill, 1989.

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Keywords: vent | gas | gas plume | emissions


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