Shiveluch Volcano, 3283 m | mountain, stratovolcano

Russia / Kamcatka / Klyuchi /

mountain, volcano, stratovolcano

On March 29, 2007, Sheveluch Volcano erupted spectacularly, forming a ten kilometre high "umbrella cloud". Shiveluch is one of the most active volcanoes on the Kamchatka peninsula. It is located in northern Kamchatka. The eruptions are usually explosive.

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Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shiveluch

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Coordinates: 56°39'23"N 161°20'14"E

Young Shiveluch Crater 2.7 km
Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Klyuchi - Urylichen Section) 18 km
KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE 22 km
KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE 23 km
KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE 24 km
KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE 37 km
Kura Missile Impact Range 40 km
Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Lyzik - Urylichen Section) 45 km
Kura Test Range 80 km
Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Lyzik - Sarapul Section) 89 km

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Young Shiveluch Crater Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Klyuchi - Urylichen Section) KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE KURA MISSILE IMPACT RANGE Kura Missile Impact Range Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Lyzik - Urylichen Section) Kura Test Range Klyuchi - Uka Pole Line (Lyzik - Sarapul Section)