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Data from the Global Volcanism Program of the Smithsonian Institution
Details for: East Blanco Depression
Volcano Number:
331060
Volcano Name:
East Blanco Depression
Country:
Undersea Features
Volcano Type:
Fissure vent
Elevation:
-3000m
Tectonic Setting:
Rift zone / Intermediate crust (15-25 km)
Latitude:
44.267
Longitude:
-129.879
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The East Blanco Depression (EBD) is a pull-apart basin within the western Blanco Transform Fault Zone, a right-lateral transform fault that links the Juan de Fuca Ridge and Gorda Ridge (Dziak et al., 1996). In January 1994 a T-wave swarm suggested eruptive activity. Investigations later that year were inconclusive regarding an associated eruption, but found an active hydrothermal mound on the flanks of a pillow-lava volcano. Dziak et al. (1996) considered the EBD to have been the site of recent seafloor eruptions.
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