Maly Semyachik
Maly Semyachik is a volcano in Russia, 1,527 m high. It last erupted in December 1952.
- Elevation
- 1,527 m
- Type
- Stratovolcano within a caldera
- Last eruption
- December 1952
Maly Semyachik is a stratovolcano located in the eastern part of Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia. It is a compound stratovolcano located in a 10-km-wide caldera within the 15×20-km mid-Pleistocene Stena-Soboliny caldera. Three overlapping stratovolcanoes were constructed sequentially along a NE-SW line, with the youngest cone, Tseno-Semyachik, at the southwest end. A hot, acidic crater lake fills the historically active Troitsky Crater, which formed during a large explosive eruption of Ceno-Semiachik about 400 years ago. thumb|300px|none|Maly Semyachik with acidic crater lake
Details
- Type
- Stratovolcano within a caldera
- Listing
- List of volcanoes in Russia
- Location
- Kamchatka, Russia
- Other Name
- Малый Семячик
- Elevation M
- 1527
- Last Eruption
- December 1952
- Label Position
- left
Questions about Maly Semyachik
Where is Maly Semyachik?
Maly Semyachik is in Russia.
How high is Maly Semyachik?
Maly Semyachik is 1,527 m high.
When did Maly Semyachik last erupt?
Maly Semyachik last erupted in December 1952.