VOLCANO LOCATION PICTURE TYPE OF

VOLCANO
is a
Mt. Pinatubo volcano located on the
island of Luzon in the
Philippines. Nestled in stratovolcano
the central part of the
Zambales mountain
range, the volcano lies
55 miles northwest of
the capital city of
Manila.

It is located about 50
Mt.Hood miles (80 km) east-
southeast of Portland,
on the border between
Clackamas stratovolcano
and Hood River
counties. In addition to
being Oregon's
highest mountain, it is
one of the loftiest
mountains in the nation
based on its
prominence.
Kilauea, also
Mt. Kilauea called Mount Kilauea,
the world's most active
volcanic Shield
mass, located on the volcano
southeastern part of
the island of Hawaii,
Hawaii state, U.S.

Mt. Paricutin Paricutin volcano, also

known as 'Volcan
de Paricutin'
is located in the state of
Michoacan, Mexico. It is
one of the Seven
Natural Wonders of the Cinder cone
World. It is famous
because it is the
youngest volcano to
form in the Northern
Hemisphere, developing
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Mt. Cotopaxi located in

the Latacunga
canton of Cotopaxi
Province, about 50 km stratovolcano
(31 mi) south of Quito,
and 33 km (21 mi)
northeast of the city
of Latacunga, Ecuador,
in South America.[3] It is
the second
highest summit in
Ecuador, reaching a
height of 5,897 m
(19,347 ft). It is one of
the world's highest
volcanoes.[4][5]
Mount
Saint. Helens St. Helens (known as
Lawetlat'la to the
indigenous Cowlitz
people, and Loowit or
Louwala-Clough to the stratovolcano
Klickitat) is an active
stratovolcano located
in Skamania County,
Washington, in the
Pacific Northwest
region of the United
States.

Mount Rainier National

Mt. Rainier Park is located in west-
central Washington
state. Several major stratovolcano
cities in Washington-
Seattle, Tacoma, and
Yakima- and Portland,
Oregon, are within 200
miles of the park.
 Mauna Loa, the
Mt. Loa world's largest
volcano, located Shield
on the south-central
volcano
part of the island of
Hawaii, Hawaii state,
U.S., and a part of
Hawaii Volcanoes
National Park.

is a very distinctive
Mt. Fuji feature of the
geography of Japan. It
stands 3,776.24 m
(12,389 ft) tall and stratovolcano
is located near the
Pacific coast of central
Honshu, just south-
west of Tokyo. It
straddles the boundary
of Shizuoka and
Yamanashi
Prefectures.
Mt. Shasta Trinity national
stratovolcano
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 Catania on the island
Mt. Etna of Sicily stratovolcano