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The document discusses several active volcanoes found in the Philippines. It describes Taal Volcano, located on an island in Taal Lake in Batangas Province. It is the second most active volcano in the Philippines and has caused loss of life during eruptions. Mount Pinatubo's 1991 eruption was one of the largest of the 20th century and produced lahars that destroyed thousands of houses, despite successful evacuations. Mount Kanlaon has two summit cones with craters and is the highest and most active volcano on Negros island, with 19 eruptions between 1866-1993. Mount Cagua is located in Cagayan province and has erupted twice in recorded history, most recently

Volcanoes In The
Philippines
Volcanoes In The
Philippines

Taal Volcano
Taal Volcano
The second most
active volcano found
in the province of
Batangas. A complex
volcano in the middle
of Taal Lake and is
often called an island
volcano in the
world having 311
meters elevation. It
offers a very a
spectacular view
seen from Tagaytay
Ridge. Taal volcano
is located around
The main
Vulcan point
situated in the
main crater
lake, which is on
the volcano
island that is in
Taal lake, which
is in the main
island of the
Philippines
(Luzon).
Being part of
the Pacific Ring
if Fire, Taal
Volcano has
caused loss of
Records also
say that
volcano
eruptions
deposited
pyroclastic
material as
far as where
Manila, the
capital of the
Philippines,
is.
The volcano
island is
made of
multiple and
overlapping

Mount Pinatubo
Mount Pinatubo
An active volcano
located on the
island of Luzon in
the Philippines, at
the intersection of
the borders of the
provinces of
Zambales, Tarlac,
and Pampanga.
Before 1991, the
mountain was
inconspicuous and
heavily eroded. It
was covered in
dense forest which
when the
Spanish
conquered the
Philippines in
1565.
The volcano's
eruption in June
1991 came after
500 years of
dormancy, and
produced one
of the largest
and most
violent
eruptions of the
20th century.
Successful
people from
the
surrounding
areas, saving
many lives,
but as the
surrounding
areas were
lahars caused
by rainwater
remobilising
earlier volcanic
deposits,
thousands of
houses were
destroyed.

Mount Kanlaon
Mount Kanlaon
A stratovolcano
in the north
central part of
the island of
Negros. It has
two summit
cones, each
with a crater.
This photo
looks west
across northern
Negros. Silay, a
Holocene
stratovolcano is
the northern
most cone on
(to the bottom
left). Kanlaon is
near the center
of the north
part of the
island.
Kanlaon has
19 historic
eruptions
between 1866
and 1993.
Kanlaon
volcano, the
most active of
the central
Philippines,
forms the
highest point
on the island
stratovolcan
o is dotted
with fissure-
controlled
pyroclastic
cones and
craters, many
of which are
filled by
lakes.
The summit
of Canlaon
contains a
broad
elongated
northern
caldera with a
crater lake and
a smaller, but
higher,
historically
active crater to
the south. The
largest debris
avalanche
known in the
Philippines
traveled 33 km
to the SW from
Canlaon.
Historical
eruptions,
recorded since
1866, have
typically
consisted of
phreatic
explosions of
small-to-
moderate size
that produce
minor ashfalls
near the
volcano.

Mount Cagua
Mount Cagua
Cagua Volcano is
a stratovolcano
located in the
Philippine
province of
Cagayan. It is one
of the active
volcanoes in the
Philippines and
has erupted twice
in recorded
history. Its last
eruption was in
northern Luzon in
the northernmost
part of the Sierra
Madre mountain
range. The
mountain is
approximately 12
kilometres (7.5
mi) south of
Gonzaga,
Cagayan and 14
kilometres (8.7
mi) south of Port

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volcanoestypesandtherenames-activity1.pptx

1. Volcanoes In The Philippines Volcanoes In The Philippines

2. Taal Volcano Taal Volcano The second most active volcano found in the province of Batangas. A complex volcano in the middle of Taal Lake and is often called an island volcano in the world having 311 meters elevation. It offers a very a spectacular view seen from Tagaytay Ridge. Taal volcano is located around The main Vulcan point situated in the main crater lake, which is on the volcano island that is in Taal lake, which is in the main island of the Philippines (Luzon). Being part of the Pacific Ring if Fire, Taal Volcano has caused loss of Records also say that volcano eruptions deposited pyroclastic material as far as where Manila, the capital of the Philippines, is. The volcano island is made of multiple and overlapping

3. Mount Pinatubo Mount Pinatubo An active volcano located on the island of Luzon in the Philippines, at the intersection of the borders of the provinces of Zambales, Tarlac, and Pampanga. Before 1991, the mountain was inconspicuous and heavily eroded. It was covered in dense forest which when the Spanish conquered the Philippines in 1565. The volcano's eruption in June 1991 came after 500 years of dormancy, and produced one of the largest and most violent eruptions of the 20th century. Successful people from the surrounding areas, saving many lives, but as the surrounding areas were lahars caused by rainwater remobilising earlier volcanic deposits, thousands of houses were destroyed.

4. Mount Kanlaon Mount Kanlaon A stratovolcano in the north central part of the island of Negros. It has two summit cones, each with a crater. This photo looks west across northern Negros. Silay, a Holocene stratovolcano is the northern most cone on (to the bottom left). Kanlaon is near the center of the north part of the island. Kanlaon has 19 historic eruptions between 1866 and 1993. Kanlaon volcano, the most active of the central Philippines, forms the highest point on the island stratovolcan o is dotted with fissure- controlled pyroclastic cones and craters, many of which are filled by lakes. The summit of Canlaon contains a broad elongated northern caldera with a crater lake and a smaller, but higher, historically active crater to the south. The largest debris avalanche known in the Philippines traveled 33 km to the SW from Canlaon. Historical eruptions, recorded since 1866, have typically consisted of phreatic explosions of small-to- moderate size that produce minor ashfalls near the volcano.

5. Mount Cagua Mount Cagua Cagua Volcano is a stratovolcano located in the Philippine province of Cagayan. It is one of the active volcanoes in the Philippines and has erupted twice in recorded history. Its last eruption was in northern Luzon in the northernmost part of the Sierra Madre mountain range. The mountain is approximately 12 kilometres (7.5 mi) south of Gonzaga, Cagayan and 14 kilometres (8.7 mi) south of Port

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