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Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds flee

A volcano erupted in south of Iceland overnight - hundreds were evacuated March 21/2010

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Volcano erupts in Iceland, hundreds flee - Yahoo! Canada News

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National Geographic News: Kilauea, 20 Years and Still Flowing

Photographers and videographers Donna and Stephen O'Meara founded Volcano Watch International to better understand Earth's active volcanoes and to help save the lives of people living on or near dangerous volcanoes. To view examples of their work, click here >>National Geographic News: Kilauea, 20 Years and Still Flowing


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Latest U.S. Volcano Alerts and Updates for Thursday, Mar 25, 2010 at 18:21:18 PDT

* 2010-03-26 00:25:21 Anatahan Normal Green
* 2010-03-25 18:24:00 Kilauea Watch Orange
* 2010-03-19 21:21:55 Long Valley Volcanic Center Normal Green
* 2010-03-19 21:15:00 Cascade Range Normal Green
* 2010-03-12 01:22:37 Pagan Unassigned Unassigned
* 2010-03-02 17:59:37 Mauna Loa Advisory Yellow
* 2010-03-01 21:47:09 Yellowstone Normal Green
* 2010-02-26 21:04:34 Normal Green

Volcano Update from Archive

Report prepared by the U.S. Geological Survey.

A small gas plume from Pagan Volcano has been observed in several MODIS satellite images this week. Minor steam and gas plumes from Pagan have been observed often in the past and do not necessarily indicate that eruptive activity will occur soon.

Pagan is not monitored with ground-based geophysical instrumentation and the only source of information is satellite observation and occasional reports from observers who visit the island. Since we are unable to conclusively assess the level of activity, the alert level remains Unassigned.

source: Volcano Update from Archive

Pagan volcano is located 173 nautical miles north of Saipan.
The island contains two stratovolcanoes connected by a narrow isthmus.
source: Pagan Volcano, Mariana Islands - John Seach