Bolshaya Ipelka
Bolshaya Ipelka is a volcano in Russia, 1,155 m high. It last erupted in Pleistocene.
- Elevation
- 1,155 m
- Type
- Shield volcano
- Last eruption
- Pleistocene
Bolshaya Ipelka is a massive shield volcano at the southern end of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia's Far East region. It represents the largest volcanic structure of southern Kamchatka Krai, covering an area measuring long and wide. Bolshaya Ipelka is of Pleistocene age and formed west of the main volcanic zone in southern Kamchatka. The shield volcano is now inactive, having last erupted during the Pleistocene epoch.
Details
- Type
- Shield volcano
- Range
- Eastern Range
- Location
- Kamchatka, Russia
- Elevation M
- 1155
- Last Eruption
- Pleistocene
Questions about Bolshaya Ipelka
Where is Bolshaya Ipelka?
Bolshaya Ipelka is in Russia.
How high is Bolshaya Ipelka?
Bolshaya Ipelka is 1,155 m high.
When did Bolshaya Ipelka last erupt?
Bolshaya Ipelka last erupted in Pleistocene.