Iriga Volcano

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Iriga Volcano is an active stratovolcano in the Bicol Region of southern Luzon in the Philippines, known for its steep slopes and history of destructive eruptions and landslides.

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Iriga Volcano canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
stratovolcano
country Philippines
elevation about 1196 meters
eruptionStatus historically active
formationType stratified volcanic cone
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasAlternateName Asog Volcano
linked to: Malinao Volcano

Mount Iriga
linked to: Mount Isarog
hasCrater irregular summit crater
hasDestructiveEvent historic eruptions
historic landslides
hasEruptionType explosive eruption
phreatic eruption
hasFlankFeature gullies
landslide scars
hasHazard ashfall
debris avalanches
lahars
landslides
pyroclastic flows
hasSlopeCharacteristic steep slopes
hasVegetation partly forested slopes
isTouristAttraction true
lastEruptionYear 1642
locatedIn Bicol Region
Camarines Sur
Luzon
locatedNear Iriga City
Lake Buhi
Mount Asog
monitoredBy PHIVOLCS
nearbySettlement Buhi
Iriga City
nearbyWaterBody Lake Buhi
partOf Bicol Volcanic Arc
region southern Luzon
riskCategory potentially dangerous volcano
tectonicSetting Philippine Mobile Belt
volcanoType andesitic volcano

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Luzon Volcanic Arc hasPart Iriga Volcano
Bicol Volcanic Arc hasVolcano Iriga Volcano