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- Q3131771 subject Q15127314.
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- Q3131771 abstract "Laguna del Maule Volcanic Complex is a caldera measuring 15 km by 25 km over which sit several small stratovolcanoes, lava domes, and pyroclastic cones. Within the caldera is Laguna del Maule, the source of the Maule River. The volcanic complex is located mainly in Chile with a small portion lying in Argentina.The eruption history is extensive, involving 130 known vents and the production of over 350 km3 of rock and ash over the last 1.5 million years. Most of the output has been of andesitic composition, but with some basalt early and becoming more rhyolitic later. Three caldera-forming eruptions have occurred, marked by welded ignimbrites.Laguna del Maule has produced 46 silicic eruptive units: 11 postglacial rhyolites, 9 postglacial rhyodacites, 6 late pleistocene units, 11 middle pleistocene, and 9 from the early pleistocene and older. The 20 postglacial units erupted from 24 distinct vents and include 36 separate coulées and lava domes which formed with comagmatic pumice and ash events, none of these are confirmed to have been plinian, with most expected to have a VEI of 4 or less.Some time between 2004 and 2007, the area under and around Laguna del Maule began an "exceptionally rapid" uplift, as measured by satellite-based radar interferometry and surface GPS stations. Field investigations and analyses have determined that a large body of molten rock, probably rhyolitic in composition is accumulating beneath the surface, signifying a potentially large and explosive eruption sometime in the future.".
- Q3131771 elevation "3092.0".
- Q3131771 eruptionYear "2000".
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- Q3131771 elevationM "3092".
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- Q3131771 name "Laguna del Maule Volcano".
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- Q3131771 comment "Laguna del Maule Volcanic Complex is a caldera measuring 15 km by 25 km over which sit several small stratovolcanoes, lava domes, and pyroclastic cones. Within the caldera is Laguna del Maule, the source of the Maule River. The volcanic complex is located mainly in Chile with a small portion lying in Argentina.The eruption history is extensive, involving 130 known vents and the production of over 350 km3 of rock and ash over the last 1.5 million years.".
- Q3131771 label "Laguna del Maule (volcano)".
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- Q3131771 long "-70.58333333333333".
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- Q3131771 name "Laguna del Maule Volcano".