Global Volcanism Program | Image GVP-12791
The roughly 800-m-wide San Miguel crater is seen here in 2011 with fumaroles in the geothermal area on the far crater wall producing small gas-and-steam plumes. Different colors in the crater walls are from various levels of oxidation and geothermal alteration of the rock.
Photo by Lis Gallant, 2011.
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Galleries: Craters
Keywords: crater | fumarole | sulfur
San Miguel