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Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-02568

Pavlof Sister (center) and Pavlof (upper left) are twin stratovolcanoes whose summits are only 5 km apart.  A low saddle about 1100-m high separates the conical volcanoes.  They are the most prominent features along a NE-SW-trending line of vents that extends from Emmons Lake caldera, which is behind 2519-m Pavlof volcano in this view from the NE, to 2142-m Pavlof Sister volcano. Copyrighted photo by Katia and Maurice Krafft, 1978.

Pavlof Sister (center) and Pavlof (upper left) are twin stratovolcanoes whose summits are only 5 km apart. A low saddle about 1100-m high separates the conical volcanoes. They are the most prominent features along a NE-SW-trending line of vents that extends from Emmons Lake caldera, which is behind 2519-m Pavlof volcano in this view from the NE, to 2142-m Pavlof Sister volcano.

Copyrighted photo by Katia and Maurice Krafft, 1978.

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