Tungnafellsjökull
Tungnafellsjökull is a volcano in Iceland, 1,523 m high. It last erupted in Holocene, within last 4500 years..
- Elevation
- 1,523 m
- Type
- Icelandic stratovolcano
- Last eruption
- Holocene, within last 4500 years.
Previously before the Holocene, while the area was under ice, lava fields erupted within the southern Vonarskarð caldera and north–west of the Hágöngur central volcano.
Details
- Age
- Pleistocene
- Type
- Icelandic stratovolcano
- Location
- Iceland
- Image Map
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- Other Name
- Vonarskarð
- Elevation M
- 1523
- Prominence M
- 700
- Last Eruption
- Holocene, within last 4500 years.
- Image Map Caption
- Geological features near the Tungnafellsjökull and Hágöngur central volcanoes and Tungnafellsjökull volcanic system (red outlines).
Questions about Tungnafellsjökull
Where is Tungnafellsjökull?
Tungnafellsjökull is in Iceland.
How high is Tungnafellsjökull?
Tungnafellsjökull is 1,523 m high.
When did Tungnafellsjökull last erupt?
Tungnafellsjökull last erupted in Holocene, within last 4500 years..