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Details for: Deception Island
Deception Island in Antarctica contains a 7-km-wide caldera flooded by the sea. A narrow passageway named Neptune’s Bellows cuts through the caldera wall to the left. Numerous vents located along the caldera ring fractures around the low, 14-km-wide island have been active during historical time. Maars produced by magma-water interaction occur across the shores of the 190-m-deep Port Foster. Photo by Juan Bastias (published in González-Ferrán, 1995).
Volcano Number: 390030
Volcano Name: Deception Island
Country: Antarctica
Volcano Type: Caldera
Last Eruption: 1970 CE
Elevation: 602m
Tectonic Setting: Intraplate / Continental crust (> 25 km)
Latitude: -62.9567
Longitude: -60.6367



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