# Vatnafjöll

- **Country:** Iceland
- **Coordinates:** 63.920000, -19.670000
- **Age:** Tephrochronology
- **Type:** Fissure vents of Hekla
- **Location:** Iceland
- **Elevation M:** 1235
- **Last Eruption:** 1200 years ago

Vatnafjöll is a long, wide basaltic fissure vent system that is south-east of Hekla, Iceland. It includes from the north towards the south the hills of Innri-Vatnafjöll at high, Fremri-Vatnafjöll at and Vatnafjallarani at as the main Vatnafjöll edifice, at a distance of about from Hekla. It is part of the same system as Hekla, and the term Hekla-Vatnafjöll volcanic system has been used to describe it. More than two dozen eruptions have occurred at Vatnafjöll during the Holocene Epoch. Vatnafjöll has not erupted during the last 1100 years. While these eruptions were predominantly effusive some basaltic tephra deposits have been found up to away.

**Source:** https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatnafjöll (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)