Azufre volcano

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Azufre volcano is a stratovolcano in the central Andes on the Chile–Argentina border, known as part of the Planchón-Peteroa volcanic complex.

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Azufre volcano canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stratovolcano
volcano
associatedWith Azufre–Planchón–Peteroa volcanic complex
Peteroa volcano
Planchón volcano
composition andesitic lava
dacitic lava
country Argentina
Chile
eruptionStyle effusive eruptions
explosive eruptions
formationProcess subduction of Nazca Plate beneath South American Plate
geologicalType subduction-related volcano
hasFeature lava flows
pyroclastic deposits
volcanic cones
hasNameOrigin Spanish word "azufre" meaning sulfur
locatedIn central Andes
linked to: Central Andes
locatedOnBorderOf Argentina
Chile
locatedOnContinent South America
mountainRange Andes
naturalHazard ash fall
lava flows
volcanic eruptions
partOf Andean Volcanic Belt
Planchón-Peteroa volcanic complex
linked to: Planchón crater
region central Chile
western Argentina
tectonicSetting Andean volcanic belt
volcanicArc Southern Volcanic Zone of the Andes

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Planchón-Peteroa hasPart Azufre volcano