Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-04287
Poás volcano is visible in this view from the NW with small gas plumes rising from the Botos cone in the center of the complex; the peak to its left is von Frantzius cone. The flank of Cerro Congo is across a saddle from von Frantzius on the far-left horizon. Two large calderas are at the summit, the youngest of which formed about 40,000 years ago.
Photo by Dick Berg, 1969 (courtesy of William Melson, Smithsonian Institution).
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Poás